Vancouver is known for its vast greenery, bustling cityscape and tourists alike. Recognized as a hub for multiculturalism, the city has been seen as a prime destination for opportunity by people around the world. However, things have changed significantly over the last several years. The cost of living in Vancouver has become unaffordable for most…
Skateboarding and roller skating have undeniably evolved. While they may not always be mainstream, they’ve cultivated a devoted following as both respected sports and engaging hobbies. Beyond the excellent exercise, they foster community and build self-confidence. Given their rich history, it’s no surprise these activities are experiencing a resurgence. History of Skateboarding in Vancouver In…
Your Guide to Vancouver’s Craft Beer Photos by Cathy Ye In the ever-changing landscape of the modern world, third spaces—social environments separate from home and work where people can gather, relax, and socialize—are quickly disappearing. One thing is for sure, where people can still hangout in Vancouver are the diverse craft breweries we have. Today,…
In Vancouver, a city where people are deeply entrenched in their thoughts while traversing the concrete jungle, picking the right spot for a first date can be the difference between a brief fling and a lifelong romance. To get the most out of what the city has to offer, here are some top choices for…
Love fills the air this Spring, presenting the perfect opportunity to indulge in the most indulgent of pastimes: romance novels. There’s nothing like escaping into the world of complicated courtship and getting cozy with an enthralling book. Whether you prefer timeless classics like a good Jane Austen story or more modern tales exploring the queer…
The frenzy of move-in day at a higher education facility is a unique kind of madness. The struggle to find parking, dysfunctional elevators, and everyone just sort of seems mad. But once the bustle subsides and you find solace in your new dwelling, you can sigh in relief. However, the unease remains for some students,…
Maybe you’ve seen it, maybe you haven’t—but either way, Parks and Recreation remains one of the most iconic TV series of the 2000s. For those unfamiliar, the show is a political satire sitcom set in the fictional town of Pawnee, Indiana, following the quirky employees of the local Parks and Recreation Department. Their leader and…
Meet some of the incredible Queens visiting the Habitat Pub (Burnaby Campus, Building SE2) on February 16. Read more about them and their relationship with drag! Alma Bitches/Alma Be (she/they) Alma Be started her journey with drag through Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a charitable organization with chapters all over the world. This charity focuses on…
Located in the heart of Vancouver, the Filipino Cultural Centre offers a wide range of programs and activities for people of all ages and backgrounds. Showcasing the unique cultural heritage of the Philippines, from traditional folk dances to art exhibitions, the centre helps to bridge the gap between all these interconnected communities and promote a…
Enjoy a snippet of the good times had at the Halloween Haunt event hosted at the Habitat Hub, with some excellent and creative costumes!
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My unwavering curiosity leads me to explore every nook and cranny, with the firm belief that there is always wonder to find as long as one is willing to look. My interest lies in skill gathering, and I like to dabble in everything for the best quality of experience. I spent my first 26 years on Vancouver Island and came to Vancouver 7 years ago to chase love and new experiences. I see the world through the eyes of an artist, and I love to know how things work, which has led me to attend BCIT for the AME ‘M’ to follow new opportunities in the pursuit of my life’s goals.