From Pink Dolphins to Near-Death Experiences: A Week in the Bolivian Pampas
One of my few regrets about my time in Southern Brazil is that I didn’t make it to the Pantanal, an enormous tropical wetlands area that is known for its abundant wildlife. After Lauren left me in...
View ArticleBeautiful Bolivia in Photos
Landlocked between countries with big reputations, Bolivia is like the little brother who knows he has some big shoes to fill. Borrowing elements from the older siblings — the rainbow mountains and...
View ArticleTen Things I Learned About Bolivia + Photos
Like any country, Bolivia has its quirks. Here are some things I noticed during my month in Bolivia. Scroll down to check out the rest of the photos from this beautiful country! Bolivians Love...
View Article50 Shades of (South American) Grey: Photo Essay
There’s something wonderful about seeing the world in black and white. Maybe it’s because nothing ever is just that. Black and white is not our reality. We are forced into a world of colour, of...
View ArticleLatin America: A Journey Through Food (Video)
10 months + 12 countries= 861 meals. From llama to cow intestines to ceviche to guinea pig to a LOT of rice and boiled potatoes, Latin America introduced me to a lot of new gastronomical challenges....
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70 Years After Juno: The Future of Canadian Remembrance Ceremonies
Fourteen years ago, on June 6, 2000, I stood with my family at the Canadian cemetery by Juno Beach. We had arrived at the commemoration ceremony partially by accident; unable to find a camping spot,...
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