Teresa Barrosso’s most Canadian possession, which sits in her Vanier living room, is also, hands down, her favorite possession. It’s the top of a 200-foot BC spruce tree that was cut down on a 40-acre recreation farm in Hudson’s Hope, northern BC, where he and his family used to rehabilitate injured wildlife. When he saw the animal, he fell in love with it, and refused to let go: “I was, like, ‘This one’s coming with me!'” he said.
