What's new from BC Brit
Ryan’s story
"and my dream is to move to the island."Ryan is one-third of the Great Escape Pod podcast team.Continue reading→
Owen’s story
Owen co-hosts the Great Escape Pod podcast. Tales of Brits (mostly) living in a foreign land. Along with Ryan and Mark, Owen usually gets to ask the questions. This time, it was Owen's turn to spill the beans. Continue reading→
The Great Escape Pod stories
I received a message from Ryan. He assured me he wasn't in Nigeria and didn't want to send me thousands of $$Continue reading→
Swinging Sixties
A while ago, after a studio-shoot with the talented Elena, I was thumbing through a book I have, Birth of the Cool.Continue reading→
Heather’s Story
"I'm unsure that Vancouver is my forever home, but circumstances that have recently unfolded in my life tell me that this is the right place to be, right now."Continue reading→
Charlotte’s Story
"Researching bears; bear presence, bear reports, bear behaviour, bear videos, how to be bear aware…"Continue reading→
Sarah’s Story
"Every single day I look at the view outside my office window and have to pinch myself. For me, it’s all about those mountain views and I hope I never tire of them!"Continue reading→
Louise’s Story
"I love Steveston, which is where the Netflix Series, Once Upon a Time, was filmed and, which prompted my initial visit to the village."Continue reading→
Jill’s Story
“The seawall is a perfect walk whatever the weather” Jill effortlessly conjured up the most maniacal laugh I’ve experienced...Continue reading→
What's new from BC Brit
Hidden treasure
As a follow up to my last post I thought I’d add that help is at hand for all professional job hunters in the Vancouver area. However, it’s a case of unearthing the buried treasure. There seems to be a multitude of Provincial and National Government funded programmes that the intrepid professional job hunter can...Continue reading→
What they don’t tell you when you apply
Is it naivety or could I have prepared better than I did? What’s become very apparent is that Canadian employers do not offer a level playing field to new entrants. I’ve been told stories about professional people arriving, seeking employment and ending up in the land of under-employment (in jobs far below their potential). So...Continue reading→
Rainy day on Georgia
I was downtown meeting with Canadian Business for Social Responsibility (CBSR) today and discovered that when it rains in Vancouver, boy, can it rain. On the positive side, it seems that rather than complain about the weather, locals just break out the brolly and get on with life. I captured brolly culture at Georgia and...Continue reading→
Around Kits
What a fantastic Autumn day. It’s days like this when being in Vancouver really makes sense. After discovering Zulu Records I returned with the family for another visit a wander along part of 4th Avenue followed by a stroll along Kitsilano Beach at English Bay. 4th is a real old fashioned high street with a...Continue reading→
