List of contributors to the 2002 issue. [read more]
Published 2002
Dragon on your Arm
Indelible mark of tattoo shifts from the fringe to mainstream. [read more]
Hearth and Homestay
More than bed & board—homestays become second families to international students. [read more]
Made in Canada
Not just a dilemma for developing nations, sweatshops are a local issue. [read more]
Glitter Girls
Japan’s night world lures young Canadian women to play hostess. [read more]
Harmonious Homes
In Vancouver’s volatile real estate market, feng shui influences your home’s resale value. [read more]
Tough Market for B.C. Grown Ginseng
Market problems plague BC ginseng growers, despite a huge harvest last year. [read more]
Verbal Judo
Vancouver’s Asian women police officers face stereotypes and cultural barriers. [read more]
Homeless Hounds: Compassion in a fur coat
Abandoned pets get new lives through dog rescues in Canada and Japan. [read more]
Ikebana: Zen art of flower arranging
Inspired by nature, Ikebana flower arranging attracts contemporary students. [read more]