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Navajo Man
May 12 2014 Columns©2014 Denis Bouvier | denisbouvier.com
Meet “Navajo Man,” Lawrence Crank, descendant of Huskeniene (he who passes on … -
Chinese broadcasters: an inside look
April 28 2014 Cover StoryIllustration by Afshin SaboukiTelling stories that matter to Chinese viewers, whether they have lived in Canada for years or…
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Have you been changed too?
April 28 2014 ColumnsMan enjoying a walking lunch|Photo by Runs with Scissors, FlickrThese are the things that no one tells you before you come …
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Caught at their own game
April 28 2014 ColumnsPauline Marois|Photo by Benoît LevacI almost hit the nail on the head in my last column when I predicted a change in …
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Spencie's View
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Ashoka Fellow incorporates environmental sustainability into Chinese cultural traditions
April 28 2014 CommunityClaudia Li, Bard Suen, and Kevin Huang (right) | by Simon YeeSocial activism at the local level and environmental …
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Spike in homelessness numbers show Vancouver needs a better vision
April 28 2014 ColumnsHomeless man begging on the streets of Vancouver. | Photo by Mohammadali F.We’re just over six months from municipal …
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Vietnamese youth take ownership
April 28 2014 LocalBrush Lam, Victor Lam and Jason Khuu at the lunch program. | Photo courtesy of Vietnamese Youth DevelopmentVancouver shows …
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Kinbrace: a place of solace and new beginnings
April 28 2014 ImmigrationKinbrace provides a home for refugee claimants. | Photo courtesy of KinbraceSince 1998, Kinbrace, British Columbia’s first…
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Vancouver graphic novelist featured at ExplorAsian
April 28 2014 ArtHistorical events, usually geared towards adults, can gain new interest from a younger generation of readers by telling the stories as graphic novels. David H. T. Wong, born and raised in Vancouver, …