Cricket: it’s all about the juniors
Every weekend, from early April until September, groups dressed in white and wide-brimmed sunhats make their way to local grounds to test their mettle against an opposing 11: Vancouver’s cricketing…
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May 11 2015 Community Multicultural community kitchen invites ESL moms
Judy Venable, a Seattle-born ESL teacher, is delivering a free cooking program called ESL Cooking for Moms for immigrant mothers seeking to improve their cooking skills and conversational English.
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May 11 2015 Community Keeping local Metis communities connected
BC Metis Federation mambers | Photo courtesy of BCMFSolving the confusion around community representation was part of the …
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April 27 2015 Art Identity through differences: mentoring youth
The suffering caused by feeling like an outcast drives media artist Sammy Chien. To minimize this feeling for future generations, he keeps his fingers in many collaborative pots. Chien deals with the…
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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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April 27 2015 Community The Italian community revives its roots
Most people in Vancouver have family immigrant stories. That cultural mosaic is a topic that fascinates the researcher Eva Sajoo.
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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 Community B.C. youth communities helping others near and far
Larissa Franco, a one-quarter Portuguese and three-quarters Chinese grade 11 student at Richmond’s R.A. McMath Secondary School, helped create the Steveston Community Interact Club. Founded in the …
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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…