Trying to scare the students with their greatest fear... Hide your Oxford commas!

The last houses of Whalley, Surrey. On film.

Getting ready for back to school season! I'll be teaching journalism at BCIT.

Belties! Admiring @climatesteves.bsky.social's cows by the Richmond dyke last night.

according to CBC, he apologized RAW

Found it: 532 East Georgia!

Very Vancouver scene in last night's Last of Us.

A nice surprise this week! I'm nominated for the Jim Deva Prize for Writing that Provokes alongside these great folks with impactful work. @bcyukonbookprizes.bsky.social

🐟 some news 🐟

I have said goodbye to the Tyee! It's hard to believe it's been 10 years since my first story, and I've been itching for some change. Reporting for the rising outlet has been the richest of adventures alongside the most talented colleagues. Thanks to all who followed along.

I always knew Jen St. Denis was Powerful but now it's official: she made the Vanmag power list this year (#19)! It's a thrill being part of @thetyee.ca team with @jenstden.bsky.social and hearing what she's up to. Nice to see journos recognized in this space.

www.vanmag.com/city/power-5...

See if you can spot the holding space moment feat. former NPA Coun. Elizabeth Ball.

Trying to find a pic of those "fake" posters by the Independent tower in Mount Pleasant advertising a DOA concert and Sunday jazz at the Cellar. They're no longer there. Does anyone happen to have a snap? Perhaps @vanalogueyvr.bsky.social?

I’ve started dabbling with books. My first just came out with UBC Press: “Under the White Gaze" on race, representation, and journalism.

Next up: a very Vancouver non-fiction short story collection for @ecwpress.bsky.social, edited by the one-and-only @jensookfonglee.bsky.social! Stay tuned.

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Chris Cheung, Vancouver journalist here! I got my start in local papers before becoming staff at @thetyee.ca. I like surfacing stories about people from different pockets of the region, delving into urban change, inequality, diasporas, and (of course) food.

My stories: www.christophercheung.net

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more of this kind of government communications please

Cantonese speakers to this day call it the

To be extra fancy for my first post, here's a classic Vancouver scene captured on film by me.