Staff reporter and photographer for The B.C. Catholic. He lives with his wife and four children in Langley, and his work has been published in The B.C. Catholic, Columbia Magazine, and, time permitting, at his Substack The Hollow Whale.
Despite the growing parental backlash towards gender ideology and its related political movements, Dr. Julia Sadusky says teachers need to “put aside their inner culture warrior” when dealing with gender-questioning … Continued
It’s tempting when talking about an event like the March for Life to focus on numbers – the number of people who showed up, how many spectators made rude comments, … Continued
A forum on Pope Francis’ papacy from a Canadian context was alive with dialogue and tough questions while also maintaining a celebratory mood as speakers from around the world gathered … Continued
Immediately upon walking into Columbus Residence the influence of resident Joseph Lau is apparent: his artwork is displayed all around the reception area. Lau, who has lived with Parkinson’s for … Continued
A North Shore Pro-Life financial aid program that helps mothers and families make difficult life-affirming decisions is approaching its first anniversary, with organizers saying they want to make it available … Continued
The April 4 announcement by Simon Fraser University to discontinue its football program effective immediately has Catholic school students, parents, and coaches upset that the decision will limit playing opportunities … Continued
Neither COVID nor a ditch-induced bureaucratic nightmare could ultimately stop the St. John Paul II Academy community as it finally gathered to celebrate the ground-breaking for the Archdiocese of Vancouver’s … Continued
Catholic physicians in B.C. are sounding the alarm about a contentious piece of legislation that they fear has opened the door to ideological coercion and possible religious discrimination. Since its … Continued
Among the various cardboard shelters and blanket piles that Sleep Out participants huddled under for warmth was St. Mary’s Vancouver pastor Father Joseph D’Souza, snuggled up inside what might be … Continued
My expectations for Sleep Out were modest. I figured the evening was going to be filled with a few small annoyances, punctuated with a well-earned nap the next day. God … Continued