Information on tracking devices do not necessarily reflect a child’s ability to do something. | Photo courtesy of SFU

Biowearable technology, such as smart watches and other interactive …

Conducting foundational genomic research with more diverse populations, even if the sample proportion is small, is highly beneficial.

As 2020 and 2021 have shown us, Canadians are becoming more …

Gregory Maqoma’s Via Kanana opens with one word projected onto a white screen: corrupt.

The Soweto-born choreographer brings together the traditional township dance of pantsula with …

Though typically served during the holiday season, the French-Canadian tourtière is a brilliant dish to have in cooler months in general. A warm, hearty meat pie is a delectable comfort food – …

The Nonexistent, directed by Yves Simard, is focused on telling a story many people may know all too well: displacement. The story of a young girl forced to forge a new path as she leaves her …

Welcome to February – one month down in the new year, 11 more to go! Some of the celebratory events happening this month include Family Day, Valentine’s Day and Black History Month. Check out …

PuSh Fest -“Aalaapi”

“The audience will feel they are foreigners thrown into a northern village. Not everything is given to them right away. It is a show about the art of listening. If …

Love Intersections is a media arts collective which is comprised of queer artists of colour. Artists who are a part of the collective are dedicated to using their passion for art to challenge …

In July 2021, as part of their COVID-19 recovery initiative, the Government of Canada announced 237 projects that will be receiving funding under the $100-million Feminist Response and Recovery …

The Immigrant Services Society of B.C. (ISSofBC) is celebrating five decades of community engagement this year. And, in order to provide newcomers with tools to learn more about Canada’s First …