Rewiring the conversation
Rewire examines negative stresses and solutions. | Photo by Emily Cooper
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April 22 2019 Culture “NASSIM”: theatre unscripted
Photo courtesy of The Cultch.What would it be like to walk into a performance without knowing the script? That is …
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April 8 2019 Community A taste of Judaism
Photo courtesy of Coquitlam Heritage at Mackin House
It’s the order of the day! Seder, meaning order, is a Jewish festival … -
April 8 2019 Economy Women newcomers get job-ready skills to enter B.C.’s high-tech industry
Tech jobs are in high demand.
A partnership between Immigrant Services Society of B.C. (ISSofBC) and Emily Carr University …
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April 8 2019 Culture Portrait of a poet: Natalie Lim
Natalie Lim, author of “Arrhythmia.” | Photo courtesy of SFU
Natalie Lim, a Vancouver-born, Chinese-Canadian poet, won … -
April 8 2019 Culture When magic comes to town
Photo by Emiliano Leyva
It’s a tale with a twist! Theatre professionals Amaranta Leyva and Kim Selody are working hard to … -
April 8 2019 Culture Kobo Town: Colourful Caribbean stories through music
Trinidad born, Toronto-based Drew Gonsalves sings songs of calypso.| Photo by Paul Wright.Kobo Town, winner of multiple …
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March 18 2019 Community Reclaiming history and imagery
In the ever-changing modern world, the importance of media and its portrayal of the history and narratives of marginalized groups has increased dramatically. As more people turn to social media and …
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March 18 2019 Culture Siyabonga (We are Thankful): a film with the determination to inspire others
Still from Siyabonga.| Photo ccourtesy of Other People.Vancouver will be presenting the 9th Annual South African film …
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March 18 2019 Culture The Tashme Project - A living archive connecting a community
Photo courtesy of The Tashme Project.A couple of lifetimes ago and another world away, the lives of many Japanese Canadian…