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How far do you travel? bus displaying Diyan Achjadi, NonSerie (In Commute), 2017/2018.
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December 10 2018 Local Supporting the artistic future of women of colour
The Future is You and Me, an interdisciplinary workshop series focusing on leadership brings together aspiring artists, who happen to be women of colour, says Kristen Cheung.
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December 10 2018 Immigration An outlook for immigrants
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December 10 2018 Local From Syria to Vancouver
Mohammed Alsaleh, a refugee advocate nominated by RBC as one of 2018’s top 25 Canadian immigrants, works as the B.C. trainer for the Refugee Sponsorship Training Program (RSTP) to guide new …
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December 10 2018 Culture Nylez K – pushing the music envelope
Photo by Kevin Luong.This year has been a busy and memorable one for R&B and hip hop artist Nylez K, taking the plunge …
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November 19 2018 Local Innovative projects lead to award
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Alex Beim, founder of Tangible Interaction, was this year’s recipient of the … -
November 19 2018 Local Cooking for a good cause
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November 19 2018 Culture An evening with Kai Cheng Thom opens doors
The Central Vancouver Public Library is celebrating works written by and about trans, gender-variant and Two-Spirit people in an engaging group discussion on Dec. 6. The event features writer and …
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November 19 2018 Art Pierre Vassura: New Work 1983–2018
At 83, Pierre Vassura is ready for his first Canadian solo exhibition.| Photo by Paula Booker.After an artistic career …
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November 5 2018 Community A discussion on racial stereotyping and mental health
As a South Asian woman who believes in non- binary labels and identifies as queer, Sukhmani Gill grew up with a lot of racism. Her lived experiences fuel an interest in understanding why people …