Universal themes in a unique setting
When it comes to societies like South Africa, there is always something that will contradict your preconceived notions, says Arianna Dagnino, author of The Afrikaner. Published by Guernica Editions …
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September 23 2019 Community 110 Years of a French Canadian community
Tire d’érable – maple syrup being poured on ice during a former Festival du Bois.
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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 International A philosopher’s unusual take: mathematical representations of diversity
Sina Fazelpour, a Ph.D. candidate of Philosophy at the University of British Columbia (UBC), spoke about his research and his unusual path to philosophy.
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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
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