Summer has ended for the year, but Autumn has just begun. Embracing autumn in Vancouver means immersing oneself in a cornucopia of events and festivals that ignite the senses and nourish the soul. …

In a news release from January 2023, the Government of Canada credited the nation’s pandemic recovery “in large part to [their] approach to immigration”. Statistics Canada’s 2021 census …

Building ecosystem and community resilience amid the climate crisis

Negotiators representing federal, provincial and First Nation governments gathered recently in Seattle, Washington to continue …

Hi there! As someone whose writing you may have seen throughout the last few years in this paper, I’m honoured to be chosen as the new Deputy Editor for the English Section of The Source/La Source.…

As we move forward to a new season, the Fall 2023 Program Guide is out for the Britannia Community Services Centre in the Grandview-Woodland area of Vancouver. The centre is a space aiming to …

Could plants be the answer to the looming threat of microplastic pollution? Scientists at UBC’s BioProducts Institute found that if you add tannins – natural plant compounds that make your mouth…

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Food is about satiating more than just hunger for SFU Food Labs co-founder and research director Tammara Soma. In Food is My Teacher, a new documentary streaming…

Miyo Yamauchi, performing as Miyo the Storyteller, uses laughs at Vancouver Fringe Festival to ease into cultural conversations in her show “How To Be Japanese: Your Normal Is Not My Normal.”…

Come Toward the Fire’s celebration of Indigenous musicians

Music’s universal connection allows people the chance to explore another nation’s cultural heritage. UBC’s Chan Centre, …

As the vibrant hues of summer transition into the warm embrace of autumn, Vancouver comes alive with a tapestry of events and festivals. Crisp air carries the promise of cozy sweaters and …