Travel to learn. Learn to travel.
Into the horrific story of Canada’s residential schools, a ray of light shone in the person of Anthony Walsh – a white teacher who encouraged his Indigenous students to express their culture through art.
Artistic ray of light shone through residential school blackness Read more
Wanderlust, itchy feet, travel bug. Those of us with an urge for new passport stamps have been hit hard during Covid. Thankfully, many vicarious travel thrills have helped keep us grounded (pun intended).
Top 9 vicarious travel portals Read more
We drove off the ferry and headed straight for a floating seafood restaurant in downtown Nanaimo, B.C. Vancouver Island seemed the ideal place to launch our quest for salmon and oysters.
Quest for salmon and oysters: 15 stops Read more
Seven little girls stand in a ragged line, shoulders hunched in shy grins, with droopy socks and knobby knees, probably not used to one of their fellow residential school students pointing a camera at them.
U’mista photos and regalia pack an emotional punch Read more