Autumn casts a cool hue on the intricate facade and copper dome of Vancouver’s historic Sinclair Centre—eye candy for Vancouverites and tourists alike. Its elaborate design and neoclassical columns are juxtaposed with PwC’s utilitarian office high-rise looming behind the historic edifice, a contrast that showcases an evolution of style and a trade-off between cultural preservation and efficient design.
The Tower and the Dome
October 31, 2026
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Juno Kim, Staff Writer
Twelve years at St. George’s School has culminated in an exploration into the wild and often partial nature of journalism. In Juno Kim’s final year at Saints, he hopes to bring a wealth of knowledge encompassing gags, geopolitics, and the myriad possibilities therein. When not humouring himself, he privileges logical thought and open discussion, believing that honest, far-reaching journalism can improve the contemporary human condition.
Outside of journalism, Juno’s interests and hobbies are protean—a long-standing alto saxophone performer and budding guitar player, he has been fermenting in the music scene for over a decade. When not at the Kerrisdale McDonald’s, he can be found far outside the boundaries delineating Vancouver proper, exploring urban landscapes and the rural outback alike, owing to his profound love of exploration and travel.