Taken from Nelson and Richards St., this picture presents 3 iconic buildings in Vancouver.
In the foreground we have part of the Robson Square Complex built in the 70’s. The 2 towers in the …

Established in 1974, the Vancouver Multicultural Society is the longest serving …

More than anything, I wished to move to an English speaking country for a year, to become…

As 2012 begins, the full scope of the realignment in Canadian politics is becoming clear.
Stephen Harper, who once held fragile minorities in Parliament and a tenuous grip on his own party, is now in…

Politics and religion went to bed together and the offspring is the Office of Religious Freedom. Announced in the June 2011 speech from the throne, the federal government’s intent to establish the …

Annick Forest’s fondest memory of her time in Burkina Faso was the occasion she visited Yokuna with a theatre troupe. The journey took her across the countryside and along rustic roads. Fields of …

A few months after moving back to my home country of the Philippines, I still continue to feel …

Opinions continue to differ in regards to Immigration Minister Jason Kenney’s Dec. 12 decision to introduce new rules that require new Canadians to uncover their faces while obtaining their …

A relatively new grassroots project is aiming to increase the visibility of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) people within Vancouver’s various ethnic communities. The campaign,…