VACT delves into the taboo to fill a niche in Vancouver’s arts scene
The emotional struggle between Matthew and his boyfriend’s father Hong in Ga Ting, a play at VACT that explores the issue of …
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March 3 2014 Art The art of the Manga-ka at the Nikkei Museum
Manga by Yukina TakeuchiFor young people fascinated by the styles and techniques of manga and anime, the Nikkei National …
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February 17 2014 Community Chinese-Canadian community associations push for more education about past injustices in B.C. school curriculum
Wendy Yuan posing on a railway with a photo of her ancestor Chin Sun Jing. | Photo by Stephanie LamyBetween 1881 and 1885, …
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February 17 2014 Community Anti-racism champion defines Canadian identity
Charan Gill: cultural bridge engineer. | Photo courtesy of Charan GillIn 1988, the Parliament of Canada passed the Canadian …
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February 17 2014 Culture A taste of French-Canadian culture at the Festival du Bois!
Maple taffy cooled on snow — a French-Canadian tradition. | Photo courtesy of Festival du Bois.When spring arrives in …
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February 17 2014 Art Reading between the lines: new trends in Cuban art
Co-curators Keith Wallace (right) and Antonio Eligio (Tonel) are proud of bringing new trends in Cuban art to Vancouver audiences. | …
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February 3 2014 Community Young Asians lead the way for social changes
Claudia Li, co-founder of Hua Foundation, goes through some packets of seedlings and “red pockets” at the office. | Photo by by …
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February 3 2014 Art Local artist seeks to unite world cultures with Canadian jade
Brian Matheson talks about the 2014 world jade symposium. | Photo by Stephanie LamySome people tell stories through words or…
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February 3 2014 Media The Source newspaper has a new website
“The new website is a step forward in terms of usability and is compatible with new technologies such as variety of mobile devices,” says Saeed Dyanatkar, associate publisher (digital) for the …
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February 3 2014 Culture The French connection: Festival celebrates 20 years of cinematic excellence
Ernest et Célestine is a not-to-miss children’s film which will play on Feb. 14 and 15 at Rendez-vous. | Photo c ourtesy of Visions …