Nuestra Senora de La Paz There are few cities on earth as visually impressive as Bolivia’s high-altitude capital, Nuestra Señora de La Paz. From the dizzying heights of the city…

It is not too cold up here in Churchill, Manitoba. I have just returned from a day of admiring the arctic environment and of course several polar bears. Upon returning to…

Haiti. As predicted, Hurricane Matthew caused massive destruction in the impoverished island nation of Haiti. The death toll currently sits around 900 and is sure to rise. Generally, in these…

Terry Fox Run Thursday, September 29 is the annual Terry Fox School Run in Canada and, as always, Finn has taken this event seriously. Going door to door (generally rollerblading),…

The little plane for the flight over Darian: the army came out to guard it Analytics and Darian. I recently enjoyed a visit from a good friend who lives in…

At home in The Rockies. Beautiful, turquoise, Peyto Lake This has been a beautiful summer close to home in the Rockies. Of course compared to most of my friends, I…

One of the many diverse architectural views from the Seawall As long as I can remember, my parents would say; “it can rain 30 days in a row in Vancouver,…

Peru is quickly – and rightly – becoming a major food destination. Physically, Peru boasts more biodiversity than any other country in the world. Culturally, Peru’s diversity is equally rich. Gradually Quechua…

This was my home for the week. What an excellent house! For the third time in three years, I recently enjoyed one week at an overnight camp in the Kananaskis Valley.…

A winter handstand by the Athabasca Glacier It is always a pleasure to be back in my beloved Rocky Mountains. I am currently sitting in the Visitor Centre of the…