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For the Games: See how Charles and his friends boosted
happiness during the Vancouver 2010 Olympics.
Two
stories of broken cities on opposite sides of the world
were finalists for National Magazine Awards. Read the Grim
Repo and the Archipelago of Fear here.
'08
Charles
is spending the year learning lessons on happiness and cities
in Kabul, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Portland and Mexico City. Look
for stories in Dwell, EnRoute,
Vancouver
Magazine and The
Walrus.
'07
Will
we ever be on the same page?Charles writes on ethics
and climate change negotiations for The Globe and Mail.
Me
Want More Square Footage: Charles writes in The Walrus.
Port
Eliot Festival
Cornwall,
UK: Charles shares stories from the South Pacific, July
21/22.
From
Living Hell to Living Well: Once-infernal Bogota, Colombia,
now leads the world's urban happiness movement. Charles
writes in the Globe & Mail.
Moving
mountains
Melting
glaciers trigger catastrophic landslides in the St. Elias
Mountains. Charles writes in Canadian Geographic.
Mr.
Cool,
Charles' report on Canada's climate change debate, wins
a citation from the Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic
Society.
'06
The
Shark God gets
thumbs
up in reviews from Entertainment
Weekly, The Guardian and The New York Times.
Read
Mr. Cool, Charles' report on Canadian
climate change skeptics
(Globe
& Mail, Aug. 12)
'Into
the Megalopolis,' in Explore
Magazine wins at National Magazine Awards.
Urban
planners across North America look to Vancouver for advice.
Read Futureville in Canadian
Geographic.
Way
Out There, the new anthology of adventure writing, includes
Charles' Searching for Big Man Magik. Buy
the book.
The
Last Heathen awarded the 2005 Hubert
Evans Non-fiction Prize. Read
more
'05
The
Last Heathen awarded the 2005 Charles
Taylor Prize for literary non-fiction. Read
more
The
Last Heathen short-listed for two Writers' Trust of Canada
prizes.
Read
more
04
The
Globe and Mail names the Last Heathen one of the best 100
books published in 2004. What
are the critics saying?
'Heaven
Can Wait,' in Western Living Magazine wins at the 2004 Canadian
National Magazine Awards and Western Magazine Awards. Read
it here.
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