B.C.'s own superstar astrologer Chani Nicholas on the power of the stars
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B.C.'s own superstar astrologer Chani Nicholas on the power of the stars
Astrology, Nicholas says, is a mirror more than a prophecy.
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By Aleesha Harris
Published Sep 24, 2026
Last updated 1 hour ago
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B.C.-born astrologer Chani Nicholas at a Pandora Talisman event in Los Angeles in August. PHOTO BY PANDORA /Jojo Korsh/BFA.com
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Being dubbed a “favourite internet astrologer” by the New York Times seems like pretty high praise.
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It’s a major callout for B.C.-born-and-raised Chani Nicholas, who wasn’t even sure if she would head down this particular career path in the first place.
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Born and raised in Nelson (Nicholas moved to Los Angeles in 2005 and now splits her time between L.A. and New York, travelling back to her hometown once a year), Nicholas was first introduced to astrology through a family encounter as a child.
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“When I was 12 years old, my dad entered his third marriage, and his new wife’s mom was a Reiki master,” Nicholas recalls. “She sent us all for an astrology reading because it was a new mixed family. So she sent my brother, my sister, my stepbrother, my stepsister, me, my stepmom, and my dad to get a family reading.”
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That astrologer called out uniquely personal details about each person during the session that were way too precise to have been a product of guess-work.
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“The woman started talking about all of us and how different we were and why we were different, and it just made sense to me,” Nicholas says. “It really, really deeply spoke to me. It was like someone was speaking in a language that I knew, but I hadn’t heard yet.”
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That encounter was followed by a book on astrology, bought for Nicholas by her father, which she poured over for in depth. And she has been “obsessed” with astrology — which is defined as the divination of the influence of stars and planets on humans and the world — ever since.
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But she admits that she never thought to pursue it…
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