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- Aug 29, 2026
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‘Rezervations for Two’ Is Reviving Romance | The Tyee (opens the original)
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If cynicism is the enemy of romance, then 2026 has been a long, dry year for those in the market for a meet cute. The fun, flingy sparks of a no-strings-attached situationship have been hard to find, much less anything more serious. In a recent investigation of why contemporary dating seems so challenging, Atlantic staff writer Faith Hill declared we’re living through a “romance slump.” Hill’s August 2026 feature suggests this period is defined by a widely felt, under-discussed phenomenon in whi
For Trevor Jang, Laughter Is the Best Medicine | The Tyee (opens the original)
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[Editor’s note: Next month, Trevor Jang will join Tyee Creative Forces Anthonia Ogundele and Eden Fineday at a special Creative Mornings/Vancouver event at the Vancouver Art Gallery on Fri. Sept. 4, held in partnership with The Tyee. Tickets are free and available now. We recommend signing up soon as the event is expected to reach capacity.] Earlier this spring, Trevor Jang travelled from his home in Richmond, B.C. to Port Hardy, a small municipality on the northeastern tip of Vancouver Island.
What Does It Take to Make a Life in the City? | The Tyee (opens the original)
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Very Vancouver: Uncovering the Soul of a West Coast City Christopher Cheung ECW Press (2026) To know Christopher Cheung is to have several inside jokes on the burner at all times, and to bear witness to the depth of care he invests in his relationships, whether at work, at home or in the wider world. He carries himself with a gentle humbleness that belies his reputation as one of the most beloved and widely read journalists in the city. Two years ago when he published his first book, Under the W
We Like Big Trees and We Cannot Lie | The Tyee (opens the original)
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We asked, and you delivered! When Tyee contributor J.B. MacKinnon embarked on a tour of Vancouver’s best trees, we invited readers to share their favourites with us via email. MacKinnon’s writing inspired readers to embark on local tree tours of their own, sparking lively discussion about the city’s most beautiful stately trees. “J.B. nabbed two of my favourites: the oak in Alexandra Park and the wingnut around the corner from us,” wrote Tyee reader Bruce Mohun. “I have two other favourites in t
This Book Explained Chineseness to Me | The Tyee (opens the original)
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I Deliver Parcels in Beijing Hu Anyan Astra House (2025) My family is from Guangdong, a province on the southeast coast of China near Hong Kong and Macao. It’s an unforgivingly hot part of the world. As writer Hu Anyan describes it, the province is home to an endless summer that lasts “for three-quarters of the year.” It’s in a sweltering Guangdong warehouse in 2017 where Anyan begins his memoir, I Deliver Parcels in Beijing. Covered by a large metal roof, the warehouse is the length of about 10
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