‘That’s what Canadians do’: B.C. man facing adversity plans to pay it forward after unexpected generosity
While it’s not unusual to find people camping over the summer, Glenn Edgeworth is not.
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While it’s not unusual to find people camping over the summer, Glenn Edgeworth is not.
As Sara Magal strums on her guitar, teaching herself how to play a new song, she recalls the child she once was, struggling to read music.
No matter where she goes, Birgitte has been wearing one particular pin.
Every time she backed up her car to leave her driveway, Tracy Ferreira’s view of the oncoming traffic was blocked by the bush.
Although Sadie Morey can’t remember the first fire hydrant she paused to appreciate, she can’t forget to notice them now.
A century after silent-film star Buster Keaton wowed audiences, YouTube videos of his stunts are inspiring two brothers practising their back flips in a B.C. park.
Ever since their first date, Anna and Russ Hudson have been inseparable.
Of all the things Jeremie Gurvan has been asked to construct in his woodworking career, this was a first.
When one of Julia Sitonin’s daycare kids ran up to her to show what they’d discovered laying in their outdoor play area, she never expected to be presented with an unhatched egg.
When Chris Strickland first met Stevie the dog at a BBQ fundraiser for an animal rescue group, he could see that she couldn’t.
Although she has no map to point her in the right direction, no X to mark the spot, Norene Leroux is on a hunt.
As Cailin Lindsay walks along the beach in B.C., she recalls posing for a photo with her family in Mexico.
To appreciate where Ron Friesen is heading on the path of life, we need to rewind to when he was lying on a road lifeless, surrounded by a crowd of concerned strangers.
When Evalyn Fitzsimmons walked out on her balcony to look through her binoculars to look for her young daughter’s favourite things, she expected to find the usual birds.
As Kathy Gagno looks back at pictures from when her son worked with John Travolta as a baby double on "Look Who’s Talking Too," she recalls how the movie’s other star Kirstie Alley asked her a concerning question.
If you ask Bob Curtis what it says on his ball cap, he’ll take it off and read it to you.