Blogroll - October 5
Blogroll checks in with west coast bloggers this week to find out how the acquisition of Capers' parent company will affect the much-loved chain; to provide a quick check-in on the BC real estate market; to investigate one perspective on how the Olympics will affect poverty in Vancouver; and to check in on reports about the importation of Chinese miners. West coast bloggers also provide us with a recap of the New Meida BC-sponsored Vidfest; and to weigh in on some of the best end-of-summer golfing in BC. (It can't be about work all the time.) more...Shifting Tides
Long derided as Tofino’s dumpy stepsister, Ucluelet is remaking itself as a model community on canada’s furthest western edge. The only question is whether any but the fabulously wealthy will be able to afford to visit. Web bonus: online slideshow on the changing face of Ucluelet. more...Play it as it lays
David Hahn has survived 9/11, a ferry sinking and public vitriol with nary a flesh wound. No wonder he makes mincemeat of Gary Mason on the golf course, shooting a cool 81 more...Green Teens
With the average age of Canadian golfers hovering at 40, golf club managers are beginning to realize it’s time to rebrand the good old game as a hip new sport. If they don’t succeed, we could soon see the last of Generation Links more...
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