As people are staying home to contain the spreading of COVID-19, many entertainment options have been restricted to activities that can be done at home. Keeping ourselves, and especially children, …

“We wanted to create a forum and a space to tell the stories of individual people, their communities and their interaction with wildfire,” says Sharon Roberts, project manager, educator and …

St. Paul and Family. Kamloops, most celebrated… | Photo courtesy of BC Archives
The precise number of languages spoken on …

An online webinar targets beginner painters. | Photo courtesy of Color Cocktail Factory
With all that’s been happening in …

Photo by Ariella Horvath
COVID-19 has shifted the nature of the world as we once knew it. The upcoming Climate …

I remember very well the penetrating feeling I had when disembarking at YVR airport, the impression of having won a destination lottery: a maple leaf freshly inked in my passport, and a Canadian …

Although social distancing measures are beginning to ease, too many restrictions are still in place to allow celebrations for Shavuot to take place at syniguages (synagogues).
“One of the main …

A charity for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing and a 3D Printing company seem like an unexpected partnership, but during this pandemic they have come together to tackle community-based issues.
Tinkerine…

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The Vancouver Japanese Language School and Japanese Hall (VJLS-JH) has the unique distinction of …

Naomi Steinberg is back in her hometown to unveil Goosefeather. The local performer, and now author, plans to share her adventures of world travel and performance through her debut book.
When most …