Reading India in Vancouver
“Don’t be chicken about butter chicken! It’s important to accept and trust in all parts of yourself, including the culture from which you come,” says Mahtab Narsimhan.
Narsimhan is a Canadian…
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April 22 2019 Community Vancouver en francais? A picture of the French in Vancouver
Maurice Guibord will address the francophone community’s impact on the historical and economical landscape of Vancouver in a lecture titled The Francophone Pioneers of Vancouver: A Little-known …
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April 22 2019 International Global peace, local information
Renee Black ( left) of PeaceGeek, one of five winners of the Google Impact Challenge Canada 2017, says their new app, Arrival Advisor …
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April 8 2019 Community A taste of Judaism
Photo courtesy of Coquitlam Heritage at Mackin House
It’s the order of the day! Seder, meaning order, is a Jewish festival …
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April 8 2019 International Philosophy of Fake News and the diffusion of disinformation
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March 18 2019 Community 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 18 2019 Local All my non-relations explores kinship and reconciliation
The indigenous term “all my relations” refers to the notion of interconnectedness in all aspects of life. Clint Burnham, professor and chair of the English graduate program at Simon Fraser …
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March 9 2019 Community Captured Alive…Still Alive…Since the 18th Century
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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, …