PANORAMA
Calendar
A discerning guide to what's worth seeing, hearing,
and doing this month
Top
Stories
Hitchens vs. God; McKinley vs. slumlords; Burgess vs.
Tantric sex
Q&A
Jacqui Cohen on philanthropy, parties, and “Vancouver’s
SoHo”
You
Are Here
How Whalley went from troubled ’hood to “Central
City”
Vancouver
Life
Mac Parry's shiny happy people
Best
Buys
More than a mall: Oakridge’s high-fashion boutiques
DEPARTMENTS
Golden
Arches
One of the lasting legacies of the 2010 Games is likely
to be the roof atop the Richmond Oval
By Trevor Boddy
Bench
Strength
When I told The Owner I had Parkinson’s and had
to quit our oldtimers team, he disagreed
By Sean Rossiter
FEATURES
The
Doctor is Out
Dr. Bill MacEwan is a psychiatrist with a difference—he
doesn’t wait for
his patients to come to him
By Marcie Good
Editor's note: A photo essay on the Downtown Eastside
by photojournalist Wendell Phillips accompanied this
feature. See the print edition of the magazine for complete
coverage.
To
Have and Have Not
Frank Giustra has spurred a keen new interest in philanthropy.
How do we harness that enthusiasm and apply it to our
city?
By Matt O’Grady
A
Life of Giving
Martha Lou Henley eats grilled cheese for lunch—and
quietly uses her millions to support the performing
arts
By Michael Harris
COVER STORY
The
Power 50
Our 7th annual guide to the people who make things happen.
Who’s up? Who’s down? Who’s new? Who’s
gone? Surprises galore on this year’s list
EATING + DRINKING
Business
is Served
The restaurants where deals get done—morning,
noon, and night
By Jamie Maw and Chris Gonzalez
Drink
Solutions for storing wine
By Christina Burridge
Food
Andrey Durbach unveils his latest neighbourhood resto
By Fiona Morrow
A
La Carte
Shopping with Chutney Villa’s Chindi Varadarajulu;
gourmet hot chocolate; and the West End’s best
deli
ENDMARK
Standing Pat
As a senator, former Tory cabinet minister Pat Carney
(first elected in Vancouver Centre in 1980) has worked
on marine and aboriginal issues and, especially, on
B.C.’s role and representation in Confederation.
Vancouverites aren’t the only Canadians who owe
her a debt of thanks
Available on newsstands
November 17, 2007
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