Women teachers take the lead
The Canadian Teachers Federation/La Féderation canadienne des enseignantes et enseignants (CTF-FCE) invites its members across Canada to the Women’s Symposium on June 3, hosted by the BC …
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May 6 2019 Cover Story Uncovering other Canadian histories and perspectives
There’s more to Canada than Canadians know. Two new works examine lesser-known aspects of Canadian history and art.
Writer and curator Amy Fung shares her debut collection of nonfiction essays … -
April 22 2019 Cover Story DOXA - Human spirit on screen
Look for a home? Longing to belong? The South Asian program of films explores the complications of Asian life throughout the world.
The DOXA Film Festival has been bringing some of the best … -
April 8 2019 Cover Story An ever shrinking margin
Brian Lam (Arsenal Pulp), Rolf Maurer (New Star Books) and Allan Cho (Rice Paper magazine) are three of the Lower Mainland’s leading publishers in Asian Canadian, POC and LGBTQ literature and …
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March 18 2019 Cover Story Towards an inclusive workplace
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Sylvia Fuller and Joann MacKinlay tell a sad story. Women and minorities often … -
March 4 2019 Cover Story How French was introduced into the English Language
An average speaker of English knows around 10,000 French words, even before they have learnt French as a second language. How is it that individuals know so much linguistically from a different …
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February 18 2019 Cover Story Challenging the rules of code
Photo courtesy of Simon Fraser UniversityThere’s a problem with computers, say Rachel Pottinger, Sarah Zwiep, and …
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February 4 2019 Cover Story A storied history: The Jewish Book Festival reaches out
Photo of Ellen Schwartz by William Schwartz, photo of Anne Dublin by Errol Young
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January 21 2019 Cover Story PuSh festival - Thoughts on the cards
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Selina Thompson’s exhibit, entitled Race Cards, will be an interactive and thought-provoking journey … -
January 7 2019 Cover Story Nú to the new year
Hello! Nú! Weyt-kp! Xaayda! As stated by Marianne Ignace, soon British Columbians will only be able to say one of these greetings and be understood. The other words are from Squamish, Secwepemc …