Remember the gracious, old-world manner and deportment of Stevens, the butler in the film The Remains of the Day? The kind of man who would
More than three decades ago when we lived in Calgary, Magellan and I thought we’d go to Japan in the spring for the sakura (桜),
“When is fishing?” “Is fishing today?” “I go fishing now?” A UNESCO World Heritage site of 138 islands, centuries’-old totems, abandoned Haida villages, pristine waters,
Venice. Provence. Mongolia. Eyebrow. Doubtful Sound. Joe Batt’s Arm. Certain place names arouse emotion, desire, curiosity. But Gray Bay? If we told you we had
“What’s in this?” Whenever I serve my favourite rhubarb dessert, this is first question someone asks. The recipe’s Italian title, Millefoglia con crema alla grappa
“Where your world ends, ours begins.” It’s a common saying on Haida Gwaii.
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