Sharleine Batusin-Isidro

Anonymous art world renegade Banksy has posted a short behind-the-scenes video on Instagram and his website that depicts his artistic interventions in Horenka, Ukraine, a small village on the northwest outskirts of Kyiv that was a site of particularly violent Russian attacks earlier this year. The video, soundtracked in part by a plaintive Ukrainian folk song, splices footage of […]

“It was a sobering wake up call.”  Father Mykhailo Ozorovych, the pastor of the Holy Eucharist Cathedral in New Westminster, was not worried about his family in Ukraine a few weeks ago when Russia was building up its forces in the region, because they lived far from the conflict zone. Then, a bomb hit the Ivano-Frankivsk […]

A decade ago, people believed that electric cars, trucks, and buses were inferior to fuel-powered vehicles regardingtheir driving range and performance. However, battery technology has evolved since then. The world’s very first innovative electrified road that recharges the battery of your trucks and cars driving on top of it opened in Sweden. Their vast 1.2-mile […]

The new 2690 Granville Street eatery is open and operating in the former location of a Starbucks in South Granville. This concept promises to be a place that’s passionate about supporting local organic growers, farmers, and artisans in and around the Vancouver area. Its menu offers a selection of bowls, wraps, steamed dumplings, smoothies, and […]

New plan sets height limits of 28-storeys near 152 Street and 16 Avenue. Surrey council has endorsed a plan that sets building height limits of up to 28-storeys in the Semiahmoo Shopping Centre area. Council gave the nod to the Semiahmoo Town Centre plan at Monday evening’s regular council meeting. The plan allows for a […]