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A new production of the life of famed poet and activist Gwendolyn Brooks will be performed in a …

“A lot of people take art too seriously, they think that it belongs to people with certain skills or status, but art is just about life,” says Taiwanese artist, Yen-Chun Lu, with the help of …

“I find that we are living in a time where people are really hungry for community. There are a lot of resources but we still feel this disconnect,” says Leamore Cohen, Inclusion Services …

The Royal Canadian Theatre Company has an open door policy and welcomes everyone to take part. | Photo courtesy of Ellie King…

North Baffin Drawings from 1964, currently touring Canada has made its stop at the Burnaby Art Gallery. | Courtesy of Canadian Museum …

Waldweihnacht, literally meaning “forest Christmas” in German, is one of the most popular events the Swiss Society of Vancouver puts on, due to the fact that it’s a family event, says Aio …

Filmmaker, Julia Kwan explores themes of aging and the abandonment of the …

“A dad asks his son: ‘Son, when you grow up who do you think you want to marry?’ The boy goes, ‘I want to marry Granny, she loves me the most!’ The dad says, ‘you can’t marry Granny, …

Joanna Chiu is a journalist who serves as the editor and founder of WAM! Vancouver (Women Action and the Media), a non-profit dedicated to creating gender justice in the media, and NüVoices, an …

“When you start getting into those scary, emotional and triggering conversations, that’s where the most revolutionary education happens; that’s where you change a person’s perception,” says…