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Melody of light and colour
October 18 2015 ArtThe Miao ethnic group in Guizhou province in China performing an ethnic dance.| Photo by Jonathan Lau.A group of …
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Vicky Chow: an eclectic, prolific, and inspired performer
October 18 2015 CultureVicky Chow and Bang on a Can.| Photo by Pascal Perich and Julien Jourdes.Following Andrew Czink’s and Doug Blackley’s …
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Cultural Calendar
October 18 2015 EventsHeart of the City Festival – giving a voice to low income families and neighbourhoods.| Photo courtesy of Heart of the City …
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Mooning
October 18 2015 Street Photography by Denis BouvierThe moon is our nearest heavenly body and, as such, has played a pivotal role in human existence influencing tides, farming, divination, lovers, body cycles and much more. It’s important in …
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Gravlaks
October 18 2015 Recipe by Jen dela LunaIt comes as no surprise that salmon is one of the first foods we think of when it comes to Norse cuisine. Norwegian smoked salmon is one of the most popular and valuable food exports from the region …
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International residents talk politics
October 5 2015 Cover StoryGerman immigrants Kirstin Kreuder and Alexander BeyerVancouver is home to people from all over the world, but international…
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Diversity + creativity + strong economy = multiculturalism
October 5 2015 ColumnsThe title of this piece is the main equation which defines the people of Vancouver and the foundations of its growth. According to the Canada 2011 Census, 603,502 citizens live in Vancouver and this …
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The Left-Right Divide and Canadian Political Parties
October 5 2015 ColumnsIn an introductory course to political science at SFU, I devote an entire class to political ideologies. I begin with the left-right divide, then address liberalism, libertarianism, socialism and …
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I Belong still going strong
October 5 2015 CommunityImage courtesy of MOSAICI Belong, a program that assists Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Queer (LGBTQ) immigrants and …
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‘Red Tape Reduction Day’: A bad joke from B.C. government
October 5 2015 ColumnsThank goodness for small mercies: B.C. Premier Christy Clark is steering clear of the federal election.
Unlike Ontario Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne, who has thrown herself fully behind the …