In Vancouver, two hand-poke tattoo artists provide an alternative to machine tattooing: creating safe and inclusive spaces for clients.
In Vancouver, two hand-poke tattoo artists provide an alternative to machine tattooing: creating safe and inclusive spaces for clients.
Murals not only benefit artists and businesses; they can also liven up neighbourhoods and create a sense of community.
Paragon Tea Room encourages conversation and connection through innovative technology and a cup of tea.
As the homelessness crisis worsens, cities in the Pacific Northwest look for ways to move forward.
How three Vancouver women are changing business for the better through environmental and social sustainability.
Community-run Spartacus Books is a nonprofit resource centre with a long history of perseverance in the face of change.
Cơm Vietnamese is a welcome addition to Richmond, BC, with its family-style sharing menu and innovative cocktail menu.
Pacific Rim Magazine staff takes on the Giga Dragon eating challenge at Ramen Takanotsume in Vancouver’s West End.
Main Street’s new and trendy Sing Sing Beer Bar boasts 20 rotating taps and specializes in pizza and pho.
Transgender patients have limited options for trans-competent health care in BC, but advocates are working toward positive change.
Local health advocates provide accessible care to residents facing end of life in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside neighbourhood.
The Elizabeth Fry Society of Greater Vancouver improves the lives of children who have parents in prison.
Expensive studio rent in large cities makes artists come up with creative solutions in both design and concept.
Yoga retreats offer people a chance to escape from the city and reconnect with mind, body, and community.
Yoko Ono’s Mend Piece uses shattered ceramics to bring people together in unexpected ways and with unexpected results.
For Cartems, selling donuts is not all about making a profit; it’s the people who come first.
International students face difficulty finding affordable and safe rental accommodations while going to school in Vancouver.
A glance back to an image that made the cover of the first issue of Pacific Rim Magazine.
Vancouver’s only First Nations owned and operated restaurant offers traditional dishes made from organic and ethically sourced ingredients.
Freelancers now have more professional spaces to meet clients at than just the local café.
Scientists are developing technologies to recover phosphorus, but they face barriers, including a lack of awareness of the problem.
Sanctuaries such as the Bloedel Conservatory and Greyhaven Exotic Bird Sanctuary give abandoned exotic birds a home.
