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 9 2019 Community Captured Alive…Still Alive…Since the 18th Century
History has value as long as it remains alive in people’s hearts, souls, minds and educational systems. It otherwise remains buried under the notes and papers of historians, in libraries, and in …
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March 4 2019 Community Making long term care multicultural
Care for British Columbia dementia patients needs to improve, says Habib Chaudhury. Right now, he says, the main focus is on physical health, on keeping patients fed and pain-free. But a patient, …
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February 18 2019 Community From many mother tongues
As Canada continues to welcome immigrants, the language diversity within the country continues to increase. The 2016 census shows that over seven million Canadians report having an immigrant mother …
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February 18 2019 Community Roof to garage – the building of community
Photo courtesy of Hive & House
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February 4 2019 Community Chinese bowls of balance
People need to adjust to each season, from autumn right through to winter and spring, says Marilynne Jackson. The Chinese culture has soup to help people do just that.
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February 4 2019 Community Slavery and slave trade: A forgotten dark history
In addition to the three historic locations, seen in the previous edition of The Source Newspaper, the slaves’ auction place, the slaves’ chamber, and the slaves’ lashing ceremony, Zanzibar has…
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February 4 2019 Community Basket motifs illustrate mathematical concepts
Jenifer Pham, Laura Gutierrez Funderburk and Howell Tan | Photo by Dale Northey, Creative Studio
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January 21 2019 Community Lunar New Year - Year of the Pig and the Pig Heroes
“A lot of people take art too seriously, they think that it belongs to people with certain skills or status, but art is just about life,” says Taiwanese artist, Yen-Chun Lu, with the help of …
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January 21 2019 Community A special contribution to The Source, ahead of Black History month, Part 1 - Slavery and slave trade: A forgotten dark history
The more one travels, the more one learns. Museums all over the world like Paris, London, New York, Montreal and Victoria inform of previous humans’ histories. The story is quite different this …