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May 11 2015 Columns Alberta election shocker should have Christy Clark worried
Last week, I gathered with some friends in East Vancouver to watch the Alberta election results come in. The surprising surge in the polls by the NDP had raised expectations for progressives. …
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April 27 2015 Community MOSAIC wins leadership recognition award for the MentorConnect Program
During the annual Leadership Recognition Awards held on April 9th at the Terminal City Club in Vancouver, the Immigrant Employment Council of British Columbia (IEC-BC) gave the Immigrant Serving …
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April 27 2015 Community Financial literacy with a delicious twist
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What do smoothies, lasagna and egg muffins have to do with personal finance? Quite a lot, as …
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April 27 2015 Community The buzz about Vancity Buzz
Vancity Buzz started as an idea conjured up between two friends over video games – it’s now become one of the largest digital publications in western Canada and landed co-founder Manny Bahia on …
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April 27 2015 Culture Documenting personal stories of underclass China at DOXA
The annual Vancouver Documentary Film Festival, DOXA, has been showcasing and celebrating independent documentary films since 2000 and this year’s event, which will take place at various cinematic …
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April 27 2015 Culture Brassy tunes from a faraway land
The Balkan Brass band Orkestar Slivovica is an 8–12 piece ensemble that brings to Vancouver a colourful conflation of Eastern European musical traditions. On May 8–9 they will host and perform at…
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April 13 2015 Economy Everything the mind can imagine
Eugene Suyu and a Tinkerine 3d printerWhen Eugene Suyu, a 26-year-old entrepreneur from Vancouver, first came across a 3D…
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April 13 2015 Community Immigration then and now
As times change, so does the experience of newcomers integrating into Canadian life. Farid Rohani, chair of the Laurier Institution, a foundation dedicated to understanding Canadian diversity, shares…
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April 13 2015 Community Encouraging cultural discourse: KPU receives generous endowment for journalism
Empowering stories of South Asian pioneers who helped build Canada over the last century encouraged one publishing family to urge South Asian students to pursue journalism. With hopes for Canadian …