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Together we stand strong
December 5 2016 Cover StoryIn the history books, 2016 will probably be looked at as the year a resurgent conservatism/isolationism pushed back against openness, diversity
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What do I do with this?!
December 5 2016 ColumnsIn the early 80s when I was five years old, my parents brought my younger sister and me to live in Vancouver. Our family stayed for four years while my parents started a business before moving back …
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Greek Christmas traditions focus on family and food
December 5 2016 CommunityLizette Pappas and the Philoptochos Ladies Society baked bread to sell for fundraising purposes. | Photo courtesy of Lizette …
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Discussing how culture affects daily life
December 5 2016 CommunityMagdalena Mot (left) has lived all over the world and been exposed to many different cultures. | Photo courtesy of Magdalena …
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A wish list for 2017
December 5 2016 ColumnsWhen it comes to politics, 2016 has been a nightmare. This year’s winter holidays – ostensibly a time for family and friends, rest and recharging – will be celebrated under the long shadow of …
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A treasure trove of stories – gifts from an elder generation
December 5 2016 CommunityLeft to right: Liza Wajong, president of Canada Indonesia Diaspora Society. Kilim Park, Oral History Project researcher. Kristi Jut, …
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Japanese rice-pounding event rings in the New Year
December 5 2016 CommunityThe steamed rice is balled in a usu (mortar) and pounded. | Photo courtesy of Frank Kamiya
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Projected imagery engagements within an urban landscape
December 5 2016 ArtMandeep Wirk, Gregory Lasserre and their videographer.| Photo by Brian Giebelhaus.How does it feel to interact with someone…
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Watercolour artist brings the North Shore to life
December 5 2016 ArtNorth Vancouver Waterfront At Night (Detail), a watercolour by Mohammad Reza Atashzad.| Photo courtesy of Mohammad Reza …
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Layers of Influence: weaving cultures together
December 5 2016 CultureAsanta adrinka cloth from Ghana.| Photo courtesy of Jennifer Kramer.Anthropology professor and curator Jennifer Kramer …