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Gated communities and the legacy of the kollektivhus

Gated communities and the legacy of the kollektivhus

by Cori | Nov 14, 2019 | British Columbia, Sharing Economy

I grew up as the kind of person who scoffed at country clubs and gated communities. Scoffing is actually a generously polite description of my feelings on the matter. I viewed the type of people who are members of country clubs as part of the problem.  When I thought...
Vancouver: A remote worker’s guide

Vancouver: A remote worker’s guide

by Cori | Feb 9, 2017 | British Columbia, Canada, Nomad Life

My first trip to Vancouver was a bit of a whirlwind. I was there for — believe it or not — in-person all day meetings. I still managed to walk my feet off and explore downtown. But only downtown. For that reason, we’re going to pretend Mount Pleasant and...

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