From the East Coast to the Pacific Northwest, Ethnographic Terminalia’s 11-city decade-long tour across North America has transcended physical boundaries as its five-member curatorial collective…
Throughout history, schisms have been fueled by intolerance towards various differences. In 1996, the United Nations invited all member states to observe an annual UNESCO International Day for …
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Granville Island will be full of authors and literary enthusiasts for the 31st annual …
For better or for worse, the political arena has become the place where people look for understanding, representation, and solidarity.
On October 21, Canadians will have the opportunity to either …
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Featuring more than 300 curated films from every corner of the world and a list of legendary creators…
From the number of eggs in cakes to keeping score in sports, math is ever present. Though it plays a major role in nearly everything, people are rarely conscious of the math in our surroundings.
In a…
Vive la langue française! A quirky historical fact – prior to …
It’s more than sushi! When Tonami van den Driesen moved to Vancouver from Japan in 2000, she quickly realized something was missing from her palate. The miso paste here in Vancouver didn’t quite…
Modern flamenco trio Calle Verde plan to bring the heat to Surrey Fusion Fest, Toronto-based Eastern European all-female folk quartet Blisk will share their cultural blend at the Polish Friendship…
Two decades ago, founding publisher and editor-in-chief Mamadou Gangué announced the publication of The Source’s first stories in a brief editorial, outlining its mission and raison d’être as …