Disappearing Little India
Customers need diversity when shopping if businesses are to thrive.
Young Asians lead the way for social changes
Young Asians are hungry for social change and groups like the Hua Foundation and Schema are equipping them with the tools needed to make an impact.
From one melting pot to another
Vancouver attracts immigrants from all over the world, creating a mosaic of different peoples and cultures.
Family Day a chance for all to celebrate what is important
In a diverse country like Canada, celebrations from all cultures are threads woven into the fabric of Canada’s multicultural society.
Exploring Ukrainian history and culture through the past and present
The Association of United Ukrainian Canadians (AUUC) is commemorating their 85th anniversary, as well as Malanka, the Ukrainian New Year.
Feeding social inclusion
A series of six events hosted by the Surrey Welcoming Communities Project hopes to use food to foster dialogue and help make newcomers feel at home in the community.
Revitalizing retail spaces to develop diverse communities
For Mariana Garcia, the retail business is not just about the latest trends and the lowest prices. It’s also about building communities.
Literary boon in Surrey for Francophones and Francophiles
Surrey libraries will soon feature a greater collection of French books.
The Filipino community sees a dream come true
North Vancouver has a new reason to brag; they now host the new Filipino Community Centre, Barangay North Vancouver.
Custom-crafted longevity: Modernize Tailors celebrates a century in business
Vancouver’s Chinatown has seen its share of change in the course of the past century, but Modernize Tailors has remained the go-to place for a first-class custom-tailored suit throughout the last 100 years.
A prayer for the passengers of Air India Flight 182
Renée Sarojini Saklikar’s collection Children of Air India is a poetic response to the tragedy of Air India Flight 182, the largest mass murder in Canadian history.
Alternative medicines for cold and flu prevention
As the weather gets chillier and we find ourselves spending longer hours indoors, the increase in coughs and sniffles soon becomes evident.
First Nations art finds home in Musqueam
The Musqueam First Nations have a home to showcase and preserve their cultural history in the Musqueam Educational and Resources Centre Gallery Space, now when gallery officially opened this summer.