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Festival du Bois - Sirène et Matelot’s Acadian roots run deep
April 26 2021 CultureLennie Gallant and Patricia Richard tap deep into their Acadian roots, as their music balances a sincere concern for global and environmental issues with the spirit of modern upbeat Acadian …
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Jocelyn Pettit: spreading joy through Celtic music
April 26 2021 CultureAfter spending two years in Glasgow to complete her Master of Music Degree from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, Jocelyn Pettit is back home in Squamish again. She will be sharing her joyful …
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Cultural Calendar
April 26 2021 EventsWith the new province-wide B.C. lockdown restrictions in place, many in-person cultural events have been curtailed or cancelled and several events have moved online. Adhere to COVID-19 protocols and…
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Linguistic diversity encouraged in the workplace
April 12 2021 Cover StoryAccording to Statistics Canada, as of 2016 the proportion of workers who use more than one language at work has risen slightly from 2006, hovering at around 15.4%.However, the use of …
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For Your Interest: Kris Hui. The Graduate. Real School. Real Life. Part 2.
April 12 2021 ColumnsImage: RCA. Camera, Global Panorama. Kris Hui, YT.
San Jose State University, Shu Wu.Continued…In an age of fakes and internet flakes, Kris Hui is a real one. Her story of “success” is not…
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To rock bottom and up
April 12 2021 ColumnsDid you ever have an idiosyncrasy as a child? I did this rather ridiculous thing as a child, where I saved the best for the last. It started off by saving the best bite of food for the end. Slowly, …
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Cultural Spotlight:Festival du Bois - A glimpse into the musical community
April 12 2021 CulturePhoto courtesy of Le Winston Band
Festival du Bois is the largest celebration of French Canadian and francophone music and culture in B.C. Traditionally held in Coquitlam, this vibrant …
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Working towards a violence-free society
April 12 2021 CommunityThere is no vaccine for domestic violence. But that has not deterred Balbir Gurm from working to prevent relationship violence. “It’s not a shadow pandemic, it was a pandemic before COVID came …
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Growing Pains: regular rules of childhood simply do not exist
April 12 2021 CulturePhoto by Laurent Guérin
A child going the opposite direction of their parents is not a new theme in storytelling, and Quebec filmmaker Miryam Bouchard draws from her own life experience with…
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Red Sky Performance: 20 years of innovative works
April 12 2021 CultureMore Than Dance, We Are a Movement exposes audiences to concepts often minimized in popular culture.
Sandra Laronde wanted to make a difference in Canada. She created the Toronto-based Red Sky …