Lantern Festival lights up darkest night of the year
Mandala at the Roundhouse. Photo courtesy of Secret Lantern Society
On the darkest night of the year, Vancouver’s …
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November 19 2012 Culture Americans haven’t lost political identity in Canada
Mary Murphy, American-born blogger who has lived in Canada for 41 years. Photo courtesy of Mary MurphyMary Murphy, 64, is an …
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October 22 2012 Culture Daughter of Che Guevara speaks in Vancouver
Dr. Aleida Guevara gives speeches around the world about her father’s teachings.Photo courtesy of the Vancouver Communities in …
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October 8 2012 Culture Canadian Films a Must-See at VIFF
Actor and producer Chad Willett talking to actor Scott Hylands for their film Becoming Redwood. Photo courtesy of Chad Willett…
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September 24 2012 Art Peruvian silver sails onto the West Coast
Milagro, one of the pieces on display at the exhibit. Photo courtesy of Vivian & Jaime Liebana CollectionLuminescence: …
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September 24 2012 Culture White and red rabbits paint portrait of isolation
Photo courtesy of The CultchGenerational isolation and a desire to engage the outside world are some of the major themes …
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September 10 2012 Culture Trinidadians bring steel-pan drumming from the Caribbean to the West Coast
Musician Abrey Sixto and filmmaker Kirko Moses, organizers of Vancouver’s first steel-pan community band.Musician Aubrey …
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September 10 2012 Culture French woman connects to her past through flamenco
Martha Villa Martin (centre) dances on stage during a flamenco performance. Photo courtesy of Martha Villa MartinMartha …
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August 27 2012 Culture Filmmakers expose Latin American realities
Juan Manuel Sepúlveda filming. Photo courtesy Juan Manuel SepúlvedaMexican-born filmmaker Juan Manuel Sepúlveda is …
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August 27 2012 Art Artist travels to an ancestral past
As a child, photographer Marion Penner Bancroft never thought she would have the chance to visit the homelands of her ancestors.
Back then, Ukraine and Scotland were places that were distant and …