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“I might not have been born a woman but my life as a woman is real,” Quen Wong narrates poetically in her debut feature-length documentary Some Women.…
Every year Tricia-Kay Williams, CEO and registered clinical counsellor at Vancouver’s Metamorphose Counselling picks a word around which to centre her purpose and her goals. This year, that word …
Accents can be heard all around. For many they are a form of identity. But, when it comes to acceptance and integration into a new society, for some their accent can present a challenge.
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Under the mentorship of Fiorella Pinillos, the PuSh Youth Cohort fosters curiosity in the performing arts and provides an opportunity for young artists to learn, grow and thrive.
In a …
The Sunshine Coast Regional District (SCRD) shocked many when they declared a local state of emergency triggered by a severe drought, on Oct. 17, 2022. All non-essential commercial uses for water, …
Another year has come and gone, and, as we always do, The Source Newspaper reached out to the myriad individuals living, visiting and working in Metro Vancouver to learn about their plans, …
Christmas is just around the corner, the season for gifts and good wishes. If one is wondering how to contribute to the community while spending, buying local might just be the answer.
As Jill …
A runaway trolley is on course to collide with and kill five people down the track. A bystander can intervene and divert the vehicle to kill just one person on a different track. What should the …
For Arash Khakpour, beauty is very much in live performance. | Photo by Peter Smida
Merging literature, visual art and dance, an exciting performance by Ballet BC resident artist Alexis Fletcher …
Writers, poets and literary enthusiasts will get together on Granville Island again between Oct 17 to 23 for the annual Vancouver Writers Festival.
This year’s festival has a lineup of over 115…