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  VANCOUVER -- Dozens gathered around Mill Lake in Abbotsford on Saturday to draw attention to missing and murdered Indigenous women across Canada. “We’re here to raise awareness to this and let people know that we deserve the right to feel safe,” said event organizer Krista MacInnis. “We deserve the right to know that if one of us goes missing, someone will go looking for us.” The march was sparked by the murder of First Nations woman Jana Williams. The 28 year-old’s body was found on March 4 near Manitoba’s Red River, her family says she was six months pregnant

Hungary’s largest underwater cave lies just below Rózsadomb Writers 12/03/2021 9.18am Strolling down Frankel Leó út near the Lukács Baths in Buda, you pass an unassuming ruined building with a small lake, whose octagonal dome shape is reminiscent of Budapest’s Turkish past. The former Népgőzfürdő steam baths have been out of use since the 1970s, but most extraordinarily, it is here that a small set of stairs takes you deep into the belly of the mountain, revealing the János Molnár Cave system. Completely submerged in waters of 22-23 degrees, only trained divers may visit for res...

Who Is Christopher Mcquillen's Death? Who Is Christopher Mcquillen's Death? 527 Words3 Pages Christopher McQuillen, home in Winnetka over the holidays, told his father that he planned to visit Wisconsin with some friends. It seems like such a routine conversation that Joe McQuillen, the father of Christopher McQuillen, says that he did not even remember the last words that he had said to his son. However, when he received the call from a relative of his son's friend on Sunday about how Christopher McQuillen had been lost. After taking a canoe ride on an icy lake, 21-year-old McQuillen had va...

The Cascade Published 2 months ago Becoming an artist takes time, hard work, and some business sense The New York Magazine senior art critic and columnist tours the world lecturing about how anyone can become an artist. Interestingly, the same advice can be found from artists right here in Abbotsford on just as good authority: work hard, develop your skills, find your voice, and don’t be afraid to fail. Do we really need a Pulitzer Prize winner to teach us these things? How about romantic dreams of becoming an artist filled with glitzy exhibitions, critical acclaim, and world fame? These m...