Points of Interest

David Beers is editor-in-chief at The Tyee. He started the publication in 2003 as an experiment in new ways of doing online journalism in the public interest. He has lived in Vancouver since 1991. andrea bennett is The Tyee's senior editor. bennett is based in the Ayjoo Mixw area of what is currently known as Powell River, B.C., where they enjoy baking, gardening and cold ocean swims.

Creston—"The Great Arrow Creek Disaster"
Dorothy Woodend



Krestova—"Newcomers to Doukhobor Territory"
Leesa Dean

Okanagan Indian Band Reserve—"'Everything Is Burning and Your House Is Gone'"
Michelle Gamage

Osoyoos Desert—"To Honour the Lost, a Cattle Drive"
Kate Helmore

Agassiz—"The Art of Growing Wheat in the Rain"
Christopher Cheung

Abbotsford—"The Blacker the Berry"
Harrison Mooney

Surrey—"Tending the Fields of Resistance"
David P. Ball

Granville Island—"Amidst the Tourists, Creating a 'Landscape of Fear'"
Michelle Cyca

Vancouver—"Dumplings for a New Year"
Fiona Tinwei Lam

Vancouver—"Elegy for a Building Manager"
Steve Burgess

Richmond—"The Golden Village at the Edge of the Ocean"
Christopher Cheung

Pender Harbour—"A Beachcomber's Love Story"
Abi Hayward

Lasqueti Island—"A Wild and Woolly Issue"
andrea bennett

Saturna Island—"The Worst Windstorm in BC Hydro's History"
Sofia Osborne

Thetis Lake Park—"How I Salvaged My Sense of Wonder"
Tim B. Rogers

Victoria—"More Deadwood Than Downton Abbey"
Tom Hawthorn

Fairy Creek—"Three Days in the Theatre of an Old-Growth Blockade"
Arno Kopecky

Port Alberni—"Residential School Perverted Everything That Was Beautiful"
Meghan Mast

Cumberland—"This Is Homecoming"
Michael John Lo

Campbell River—"Fishing in the Haig-Brown Library"
Andrew Nikiforuk

Tofino—"When a Trip to the Post Office Takes Half a Day"
Karen Charleson

Tahsis—"At Canada's End of the Road"
Ben Mussett

San Josef Bay—"The Riddle of the Monkey Puzzle Tree"
Neil Griffin

Bella Bella—"Winter Is For Regeneration"
​'Cúagilákv (Jess H̓áust̓i)

Atlin—"Serving the Cranberry Crowd"
Fiona McGlynn

Smithers—"All A'bored the Skeena Train"
Amanda Follett Hosgood

Devil's Elbow—"The 100-Mile Diet Goes North"
J.B. MacKinnon and Alisa Smith

Ootsa Lake—"The World's Most Remote Brewery?"
Amanda Follett Hosgood

Chilcotin—"To the Tŝilhqot'in, With Gloves"
Ian Gill

Xwísten—"A Fraser Full of Fish No More?"
Colleen Kimmett