A short history of Francophones in B.C.
Francophones across the globe, celebrate International Francophonie Day on March 20. The Francophone presence in British Columbia, and the vitality of Francophone communities has shaped not only…
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February 21 2022 Cover Story Pamphinette Buisa - From second-generation immigrant to top-notch Olympian
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Pamphinette Buisa is a force to be reckoned with, both as a top-performing Rugby player and as a young female leader who is passionate about social justice.…
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February 7 2022 Cover Story Light shows and AR art to brighten up the city
Winter Arts Festival
Vancouver’s award-winning Winter Arts Festival will return to the city from Feb. 11 to 27 after debuting last year in the middle of the pandemic.
Produced by the …
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January 24 2022 Cover Story PuSh Fest –“Aalaapi” – Experiencing Inuit life through the art of listening
PuSh Fest -“Aalaapi”
“The audience will feel they are foreigners thrown into a northern village. Not everything is given to them right away. It is a show about the art of listening. If …
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January 10 2022 Cover Story Blue Monday, pandemic blues
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December 6 2021 Cover Story A year in review: resilience amid adversity
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November 22 2021 Cover Story Celebrating International Volunteer Day
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December 5 is United Nations (UN) International Volunteer Day. The UN General Assembly officially mandated the day in 1985 to celebrate the contributions of both …
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November 8 2021 Cover Story Appreciating the elegance of math and nature
November 23 is celebrated as Fibonacci day because when the date is written in the mm/dd format (11/23), the digits in the date form a Fibonacci sequence: 1,1,2,3.
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October 25 2021 Cover Story Big data and better solutions
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October 4 2021 Cover Story Something on the shelf for everyone
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