A golden voice – one man’s legacy
Portrait of Bill Reid, c.1976. Painting by Chris Hopkins in 2005. | Photo courtesy of the Bill Reid Gallery of Northwest Coast …
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July 6 2020 Culture Nêhiyawak – Indigenous trio dismantles colonial conceptions
Amiskwaciy (Edmonton)-based trio ᓀᐦᐃᔭᐊᐧᐠ (nêhiyawak) has been nominated for Best Indigenous Artist or Group in the 2020 Juno Awards for their debut full-length album nipiy. Kris …
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June 22 2020 Community The fateful meeting of star-crossed lovers
Photo courtesy of Nikkei CentreThe Tanabata + Flea Market event at the Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre …
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June 22 2020 Community New e-journal reimagines the post-COVID-19 future
Interdisciplinary e-journal Ideas and Futures launched in May 2020 with the aim of provoking serious reflection on an uncertain post-COVID world.
Founding editors Sadia Abbas and Raza Ahmad Rumi …
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June 22 2020 Culture How acupuncture reached the Black community
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June 22 2020 Culture Surrey Virtual Canada Day - Sade Awele brings her soulful sound
Sade Awele, Nigerian-born Vancouver-based singer-songwriter, shares her blend of neo-soul, afro-soul, alternative and contemporary R&B, all while drawing on her personal and cultural experiences …
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June 8 2020 Community Online celebrations planned for National Aboriginal Day during year of COVID
Totem poles are well known as a ubiquitous part of Haida Gwaii artwork, but the traditional wooden sculptures were only reclaimed as part of the island’s culture a half a century ago.
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June 8 2020 Local Exploring narratives that shape belonging
The Here and There: In-Between Worlds online lecture is part of SFU’s 2020 Conversation Series on Identity and Citizenship and will take place Saturday, June 20 from 1–2 p.m.
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June 8 2020 Culture A guide to creating smiles during the pandemic
As people are staying home to contain the spreading of COVID-19, many entertainment options have been restricted to activities that can be done at home. Keeping ourselves, and especially children, …
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June 8 2020 Culture Chinuk Wawa – reviving an endangered Indigenous language
St. Paul and Family. Kamloops, most celebrated… | Photo courtesy of BC Archives
The precise number of languages spoken on …