The Georgia Post is an independent publication covering food, entertainment, business, culture, and ideas — rooted in Greater Vancouver and the communities that make it move.
We write for the people building things here. The founders and operators, the ones who left comfortable careers to try something real, the tradespeople and the creatives and the people who just moved here and are figuring out what that means. Greater Vancouver is one of the most dynamic, complicated, and underwritten cities in the world. We think it deserves a publication that takes it seriously.
We are not balanced for the sake of balance. We have opinions and we state them clearly. When something is broken we say so. When something is working we say that too. The goal is always to write something worth reading — not something safe, not something obvious, and not something designed to please everyone.
The name comes from the Georgia Strait — the stretch of water that defines this corner of the continent. Everything worth building out here happens with the mountains behind you and the Pacific in front. That is the geography and it is the mindset.
The Team
Justin Strange founded The Georgia Post with a specific conviction: Greater Vancouver is one of the most dynamic cities in North America and almost nobody is writing about it as though it matters. He has spent the last decade building companies here — across media, technology, and real estate — which gives him a particular eye for the stories that explain why this city works the way it does. His passion is the entrepreneurial fabric of the Lower Mainland: the founders, the operators, the people who bet on this place and made something real.
Remel Arche grew up navigating the Lower Mainland's food corridors long before the rest of the city caught up. The Richmond food scene, the Commercial Drive lunch spots, the izakayas nobody outside the neighbourhood knows about — Remel's knowledge of where Vancouver actually eats is encyclopedic and opinionated in equal measure. The Georgia Post's food coverage exists because Remel believes this city has one of the great underrated food cultures in North America and that someone needs to say so clearly.
George St. Claire has been watching Vancouver undersell its own cultural life for the better part of twenty years, and has run out of patience for it. The live music scene, the theatre scene, the visual art world operating in artist-run spaces that never get covered — George's beat is the city's creative infrastructure, and the argument behind every piece is the same: this place is better than it thinks it is. When George is not at the Commodore or in a gallery in Mount Pleasant, it's usually because something interesting is happening outdoors.
Richard Walter Grenkow covers the machinery of Greater Vancouver — the policy decisions, the economic forces, and the business stories that shape the conditions everyone else has to navigate. His eye is on the gap between what governments say and what they do, and on the business owners and operators who build real things inside systems that often work against them. The BC Liquor article was his. The water restrictions piece was his. When something in this city deserves a closer look, Richard is usually already looking.
Every article is reviewed for factual accuracy before publication. Where claims are based on reported sources, those sources are noted. Where claims are editorial opinion, they are framed as such.
We do not publish sponsored content without clear disclosure. We do not accept payment in exchange for editorial coverage. Hollinger Holdings companies appear in some articles — those relationships are disclosed and do not influence editorial judgment on unrelated coverage.
Corrections are published promptly when errors are identified. To report a factual error, contact us at our editorial team.
The Publisher
The Georgia Post is published by Hollinger Media — a BC-based independent media company and subsidiary of Hollinger Holdings, a holding company operating across media, real estate technology, and professional development.
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