Joseph Boltrukiewicz
Digital Journalist based in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Joined on Sep 15, 2009
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New Westminster -
It's not a common thing to cross the Queensborough Bridge on foot in New Westminster when walking towards 22nd SkyTrain station. This is a very busy communication artery one wants to drive and leave as fast as possible.
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Vancouver -
With sunny weather on the west coast of Canada, one of the most popular attraction in Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Park, has been over flooded with visitors enjoying their relaxing time in the most beautiful garden of Vancouver.
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Agassiz -
A small village of Agassiz, located at the eastern end of Lower Mainland has been a host of the tulip festival since April 18th.
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Maple Ridge -
Eleven kilometres off road ride, a bit further from the city life where the parks show their best colours of spring, can bring different images of spring in the Canadian outback. And the scenery is far and away from colourful city parks.
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Port Coquitlam -
With spring coming slowly to the west coast of Canada, great blue herons that inhabit the area of Colony Farm in Port Coquitlam, BC, came out from their nesting places during sunny interruptions in between still rainy and cold time.
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Port Coquitlam -
Early spring hike in Minnekhada Park in Port Coquitlam, BC brings spectacular examples of fungi ever present in the area.
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Vancouver -
Two shows related to sport and recreation drew crowds of enthusiasts to Vancouver Convention Centre last weekend. The Outdoor, Adventure and Travel Show combined with the 2nd Vancouver Bike Show were exhibited under one roof for the same admission fee.
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Vancouver -
Local artist Renata Bee brought her creative spirit from Europe to Vancouver. Back there she was doing her both 2D and 3D designs using available materials from natural environment.
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North Vancouver -
After a springlike weather of the Groundhog Day in the region of Vancouver's Lower Mainland, the last remains of snow are found in higher elevations in the mountains.
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Port Coquitlam -
After an exceptionally balmy winter on the west coast of Canada, the first signs of coming spring are right around the corner.
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Vancouver -
Laura is dying by her own choice. She has followed a crooked philosophy of not accepting food of animal origin. Her choice is now food rich with seeds - no meat, no cheese, nothing cooked, just raw food. She also drinks a lot of fruit juices.
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Vancouver -
The Russian Hall gave its stage for a great music experience called West is East in Vancouver this weekend (Friday and Saturday) to bring the fusion of music from South-Eastern Europe of the Balkans and the Middle Eastern region.
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Vancouver -
Fortune telling traditions associated with Saint Andrew's Day are still very popular in Eastern Europe. Many Canadians of East European descent brought their celebrations along with them to Canada.
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Vancouver -
In the 100th civic election of the city's 125 year history, Gregor Robertson and his team Vision celebrated last night his next 3 year re-election as the Mayor of the city of Vancouver.
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Port Coquitlam -
On a few occassions I wrote both articles and blogs about Colony Farm, a place of relax mostly for people of Tri-City (Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody), ecologically healthy area of greenery some 20 mins away from always busy Vancouver.
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Vancouver -
The time of fall is really about colours, they change every day as the fall time progresses. But is it only the colours that deserve special attention?
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Vancouver -
In support to Wall Street protesters in New York City, Occupy Vancouver rally adds its voice to the international voice of protest against corporate greed and inequality.
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Vancouver -
In recent voice written by Steffan Illeman's op-ed about Fido services provided to large number of clients in Vancouver, here's another one based on my own experiences and dealings with respected company.
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Melbourne -
Wilsons Promontory National Park (in short PROM) is on the southernmost tip of continental Australia. From here, after bypassing Tasmania, there's a straight line to reach the cold Antarctic iceland.
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Vancouver -
The Croatian Cultural Centre in Vancouver was hosting The 2011 Record and CD Convention on Sunday.
Once a year, enthusiasts of black vinyl records, tapes, music CDs and concerts on DVD get together here to exchange and trade both old and new music.
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