Richmond conducts intercultural research on food security and immigration
Food security at forefront of newcomers’ preoccupations. | Photo by Raysonho, Open Grid Scheduler, Grid Engine
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November 23 2015 Community Minister Teresa Wat on Multiculturalism
Photo courtesy of the Province of BCIn an interview for The Source, Teresa Wat, Minister for International Trade and the …
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November 2 2015 Community Turkish Republic Day made special in Vancouver
Consul General Anil Bora Inan (centre) and guests at the opening ceremony of the Turkish Consulate in Vancouver. | Photo courtesy of …
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October 18 2015 Community The Scandinavian community: ethics, contributions and preservation
Participants at the annual Midsummer Festival at the Scandinavian CommunityCentre in Burnaby | Photo courtesy of the Scandinavian …
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October 18 2015 Community The present through the past: Japantown and the legacy of displacement
Still from film The Right To Remain. | Photo courtesy of Greg MasudaOn Oct. 31, the Nikkei National Museum and Cultural …
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October 5 2015 Community I Belong still going strong
Image courtesy of MOSAICI Belong, a program that assists Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Queer (LGBTQ) immigrants and …
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September 21 2015 Community Youth refugees take action locally
2014 Youth Action Gathering. | Photo courtesy of Janet DenchThe Youth Action Gathering, put on by MOSAIC (who is a member …
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September 21 2015 Community Dreams, resilience, support: a mix for success
For refugees dealing with a new land and memories of past ordeals, learning English is notoriously difficult. Thankfully, there are those who want to help and none are more strong willed than the …
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September 7 2015 Community Multifaceted Brazil, multicultural Vancouver
The Afro-Brazilian Carnaval was held this year on Granville St. | Photo by CBR PhotographyEver since the second half of the…
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September 7 2015 Community A pre-war Japanese Canadian community – touring Kitsilano’s past
Kitsilano Japanese community at Buddhist Church on First Avenue.ca 1930.| Photo by NNM Maeda Family Collection.Remaining …