Bombay Black
Anosh Irani, author of Bombay Black.| Photo by Nirmal Shah.
In a Bombay apartment by the sea, a young woman dances …
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July 10 2017 Culture Syrian queer refugees host a party
In what is being called a first to Danny Ramadan, the queer former Syrian refugee is breaking the ice by inviting Tayybeh: A Celebration of Syrian Cuisine, a group of Syrian refugee women who host …
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July 10 2017 Local Immigrant service agency CEO wins YWCA Women of Distinction award
Patricia Woroch with two members of the ISSofBC staff. | Photo courtesy of ISSofBC
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July 10 2017 Culture Thai Festival: Celebrating culture and diplomacy
The 4th Thai Festival will be held on July 22–23 at the North Plaza of the Vancouver Art Gallery. The festival is presented by the Royal Thai General-Consulate in Vancouver and features Thai live …
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July 10 2017 Art A watercolourist’s search for peace through her art
Artist Afsaneh Roudgar finds peace and inspiration in nature.| Photo by Kira McLean.“I came to Canada in 2009. It was …
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June 26 2017 Community A home abroad: Latin American presence in B.C.
Roots and Ties: 150 Years of Canadian and Latin History will be held on June 30. The event takes place at the Waterfront Theatre on Granville Island in conjunction with Carnaval del Sol’s Latin …
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June 26 2017 Culture Japanese-Canadian shines spotlight on picture-bride
Kiyo helps us understand how we judge vulnerable people. | Photo courtesy of Emiko Morita
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June 26 2017 Culture “Unbelievable”: a look at Vancouver’s history for Canada’s 150th anniversary
A carved alder bird mask depicting smallpox | Photo courtesy of Museum of Vancouver Collection
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June 26 2017 Culture See Monsters: Indigenous art and history explored through new media
Listening On. Waking Terrain. | Photo courtesy of Bracken Hanuse
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June 12 2017 Art Indigenous Two-Spirit artists rebuild identity through art
Vanessa Dion Fletcher offers a dialogue on menstruation, a formerly taboo subject in First Nations communities. Art installation by Alicia Everett. | Photo courtesy of Vanessa Dion Fletcher
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