(Em)Powering up for winter
The Empower Me program helps make homes more energy-efficient. | Photo courtesy of Empower Me
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September 23 2019 Local Being Punjabi: Exhibition shares inclusive stories of struggle and success
A shot from Being Punjabi: Unfolding the Surrey Story.
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September 23 2019 Local An investigation into local herbal delights
Master class at Park and Tilford Gardens, 2018. | hotos courtesy of Anastasiia Dushyna
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August 26 2019 Local Practicing everyday philosophy
Valerie Malla will be moderating Culturalism versus racism: What is the difference between them? How is our DNA connected to these concepts? at the Surrey Central Branch Library on Sept.11 as well …
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August 26 2019 Local Promoting children’s safety through artificial intelligence
SFU students producing holograms by reproducing emotional memories. | Photo courtesy of SFU
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July 8 2019 Local A look at the Jewish pioneers in Vancouver
There is much history to be found in Vancouver, and this is no less pertinent in the case of the city’s Jewish community and its resilient pioneers.
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June 24 2019 Local The Body Politick: an interview with curator Angela Clarke
As Vancouver’s Italian heritage month comes to a close, Angela Clarke, curator and director at the Italian Cultural Centre, reflects on architect Bruno Freschi’s contribution to the Vancouver …
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June 10 2019 Local Cultural intelligence – A necessary life skill
Intercultural interaction picnic . | Photo courtesy of MOSAIC
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June 10 2019 Local The housing market’s war on culture and community
New residential buildings in Downtown Vancouver – but what type of community are they creating? | Photo by Tim Niu
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May 6 2019 Local Success through collaboration
CCEL will be seeking expertise from all communities. | Photo courtesy of The UBC Centre for Community Engaged Learning…