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Frank Daniello's Column

Having grown up skating in Winnipeg with the Green Apple crew, Frank migrated over to Vancouver 11 years ago to skate the parks, bomb the hills, and hit the sushi spots. During that span he’s also become a full-time writer and editor who contributes to Concrete Skateboarding and SBC Skateboard magazines. Well, add Push.ca feature columnist and bloggist to that list.
On The Horn with Brandon Del Bianco
Posted On Tue, Dec 22 2009 8:25 PM
It comes as no surprise that the GTA's B.D.B is constantly progressing and most certainly establishing a skate-presence. All you need to do is walk over to your nearest skate shop or convenience store and pick up any Canadian skateboard magazine. You'll find him. "He has such a unique style I could watch for days... (more)

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The Follow Up: City Of New Lights
Posted On Wed, Dec 16 2009 4:50 AM
"I wanted to break away from my last project, Yesterday's Future , and do something new – more of a low-key video, and nothing outrageous production-wise," explains Jarvis Nigelsky, a Vancouver-based skate video filmer/editor/producer. " City Of New Lights was the idea." The first premiere held... (more)

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Open House: Change Skateboards
Posted On Tue, Dec 08 2009 3:04 PM
There are numerous small board brands that help build, support and promote regional skate scenes in Canada. Originally from Windsor, Ontario and currently Toronto-based, Change Skateboards is one of those companies. After owning and running a skateshop and indoor park in Windsor, James Denomme decided to team up with graphic... (more)

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Open House: Auto Repairs R ‘Wee'
Posted On Tue, Dec 01 2009 5:18 PM
In 1966, when he was 3, Wee Wong moved to Vancouver from Hong Kong with his family, and it didn't take long for him to pick up his first skateboard. "It was '72, I think I was about 9 years-old," he says. "That's when the Cal 240s [find that skateboard here ] started coming out, and I got my first... (more)

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