Straight from the heart
From his musical start in Vancouver, to headlining the global stage, Bryan Adams keeps his focus on a widespread problem: homelessness
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Sex, lies and HIV/AIDS: New play puts deeply personal subject on stage
'I would love for this to get under people's skin.' Playwright Rick Waines delves into a controversial topic in his work Secret/e.
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Being happy vs. being successful
Vancouver vendor Dennis Chernyk muses about the stuff of life.
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Dear Pen Pals...
Do you have a question about drug use, addiction, mental health, relationships, sexuality, or other life issues? We've got you covered.
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When everything's not fine, BC Foundry can help
One-stop shop for youth provides easy access to mental health resources.
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Dear Pen Pals...
Do you have a question about drug use, addiction, mental health, relationships, sexuality, or other life issues? We've got you covered with real-life advice from those in the know.
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Viewpoint: The money wheel
When you're homeless and looking for housing, it's a demoralizing cycle of not having enough resources to get ahead.
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Powerful elder heals by helping others
Sue has seen more than her share of tragedy, but the courageous Megaphone vendor finds strength in encouraging others.
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Spike's word
Vancouver vendor and writer Gerald 'Spike' Peachey shares some writing tips.
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TGIF
Each month, Megaphone features an image chosen as a Top 30 finalist in our annual Hope in Shadows photo contest.The winning 13 photos are published in the 2019 Hope in Shadows calendar, now sold out. The all-new 2020 calendar is on its way! Watch for it on the streets of Vancouver...
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Lifelong Victoria resident enjoys his Saturday shift
Richard Gerrand has been selling street newspapers for a dozen years.
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Megaphone turns a page
Director's Corner: Outgoing Megaphone Executive Director Jessica Hannon ponders eight years at 'this scrappy organization' and what's in store for the non-profit's next chapter.
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Resilient rider
Megaphone vendor and Ride to Conquer Cancer team member Michael Geilen doesn't worry about his own challenges — he's too busy helping others.
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Queer film comes of age
Now in its 31st year, the Vancouver Queer Film Festival features a program that pushes boundaries, takes risks and explores themes that are post-coming out.
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'I like watching my art rot'
While most artists are concerned with composition, environmentally aware Alex Stewart is more interested in decomposition—creating biodegradable installations designed to naturally decay.
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