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When it comes to Japanese martial arts, most people have heard of kendo or aikido. Less known, …

Djamila Ibrahim, launches things are good now, nine fiction short stories that explore the lives of people affected by immigration.

Ibrahim emigrated from Ethiopia with her parents and five …

Stina Therese Lorås Hessaa in southern Norway with a professional copy of one of the few Sami drums still in existence.| Photo by …

A fresh retelling of Romeo and Juliet by Ballet BC.| Photo courtesy of Ballet BC.

The days are getting longer, and the …

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Priscilla Shumba had an unfulfilled dream when she left her home in Zimbabwe …

I heard about the city of Vancouver long before I came here. Vancouver, “the warmest part of Canada,” we used to say scornfully, in my childhood home of Edmonton, Alberta. Vancouver seemed …

Chantal Gibson with one of her artworks – the Braided Book – a mixed media, altered history of Canada, published in 1936. | Photo …

‘How does the number of immigrants in a country influence the identity of a nation?’ is the central question of the lecture, Where are the Nations of Immigrants, that Donna Gabaccia, Professor of…

Imre Szeman, professor of Communications and English at the University of Waterloo. | Photo courtesy of Imre Szeman

Space…

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Video games have advanced significantly from the first generation of games, such as Pong and The …