Racial stereotyping, prejudice and instability destroys youth self-esteem. To foster character and cultural pride, Culturally Relevant Urban Wellness (CRUW) supplies a vital wellspring of nourishment…

Peter Armstrong didn’t get everything he paid for in Vancouver’s municipal election.

Armstrong, President of the Non-Partisan Association and founder of the Rocky Mountaineer, poured in $470,000…

Photo courtesy of Jean Barman

Jean Barman, professor emeritus at UBC’s department of educational studies, will be sharing …

Vancouver’s claim to fame, according to Turkish Ambassador to Canada, Selcuk Unal, is that it was first – the first city to establish a Turkish Canadian Society, back in 1963.

In town for …

An upcoming edition of Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Philosophers’ Café series will offer a chance to gain new insights into a common question: “What is Canadian identity?”

Led by Tony …

Interweavings, an exhibition at the Richmond Art Gallery, explores the importance of mentoring and tradition in contemporary First Nations art.

The exhibit presents approximately 30 works by seven …

Coastal City Ballet dancers hard at work in their company class.| All photos by David Cooper.

Coastal City Ballet (CCB) will…

Katari Taiko at the Powell Street Festival last summer.

Katari Taiko, the first taiko drum group to be formed in Canada, …

Although Vancouver-based artists Kelly Gough and Osvaldo Ramirez Castillo have contrasting histories and artistic practices, they share common ground. Gallery Gachet’s current exhibition, …

Khang Rinpoche – Mt. Kailash by Tomoyo Ihaya | Photo courtesy of Tomoyo Ihaya

While some artists approach art merely …