Amplification Caused by Media

On our recent class trip to China Town, we took an amazing tour with Judy Lam Maxwell. It was an amazing experience!

Sounds of China Town

Forget the Boxes is a podcast made by four grade 10 students in the Performance Learning Program. Along with our guest Yvette Narlock, we discuss Bisexuality, Pansexuality, and Asexuality as minorities within a minority.

Forget the boxes

This is a podcast about my experience on our Circle BC trip, and how I decided my topic for this project. The podcast features Kai Zanker and Robert Babcock, Vice President of the 108 Mile Heritage House.

BC Podcast by Alivia Ward

Job Shadow

1950’s and Macbeth

Post Podcast

Audio Transcript: My name is Frank Ward, and I’ll tell you about our little adventure in Deep Cove. During the 40s, early 40s. We lived in Vancouver and had a neighbour who had a cabin on a road which I don’t know remember the name of, but my mother and I and a neighbour boy spent a week or two there, and um, things we did was we used to go swimming, and walk along the beach, and then my mum rented a row boat and she would row us over to jug island and all over in the evening, and it was nice on the weekends because there was a community hall where they held dances. So you could be out on the water and hear the music and it was very pleasant. And ah, Deep Cove, I can’t remember to much about the main street, but ah, it was a nice area then. And I remember next to where the warf is there was um, a smaller warf with a diving platform which they held competitions and also you could rent motor boats and buy gas for your boat and supplies. And ah, and then the cabin we stayed in was down the bottom of a hill which a creek ran by, and the neighbour in Vancouver said the ‘oh the water’s good to drink’. So after a few days a neighbour come over and told us that the people up above us had goats so we got our water somewhere else. And, I had one other time in Deep Cove where, I lived in Vancouver, by Joyce road and Kingsway, and my friend and I would ride our bikes across the old railroad bridge, across Second Narrows, and along Dollarton, and ah, camp in Deep Cove. But ah, we didn’t realize that the tide came in and out, and ah, we were, our feet were a bit wet in the morning, and also everything else because it was very foggy and lots of dew or moisture in the air. And then we made breakfast up, and then road home again. And that was my twice, my two visits to Deep Cove.