Diversions

Dr. Sport: The Jim Benning/Travis Green era ended much as it began – with vague, confused communication.

If this week's BCPOLI Hotstove were a Jane Austen novel, it'd be called Floods and FOIpability.

Dr. Sport: At Rogers Arena, rival scouts are paying keen attention to the Canucks – and waiting for the other shoe to drop.

Dr. Sport: Watching Whitecaps coach Vanni Sartini is almost as entertaining as the games themselves.

The best music video you're ever going to see set on a construction site - and starring a construction worker.

Some of our group chose to sleep outside in tents rather than risk the ire of these troubled spirits. Two brave souls slept inside.

Transport trucks, cars and four-by-fours roared by us, some so close we were showered in road spray and rocked by the wind gusts.

Across from our campsite sat a gangly young man named Scott, who had been homeless for 10 years and was trying to find some normalcy.

As the searing heat began to wear us down, we sought refuge at an RV park on the Similkameen River, still churning furiously with the spring runoff.

There are 37 million stories about real people redefining their lives in the post-pandemic world. On May 15, Doug Firby is heading across the country to capture a few of them.