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Centennial Park tea house commemorates history of Japanese-Canadian community in Mission
Mission, British Columbia · Mission

Centennial Park tea house commemorates history of Japanese-Canadian community in Mission

By KORALEE NICKARZ Sharing a photo of the Mission Japanese Farmer’s Association taken on Sept. 28, 1940, Vivien Nishi immediately identifies her ancestral connections to the community. “My grandfather is in there. My great uncle is in there,” she said. It is these ties that inspired Vancouver art director Nishi, a veteran of B.C.’s film industry, to come on as the designer of a tea house commemorating Japanese-Canadian residents of Mission force…Read Article
Government programs aim to reduce underground economy with education and enforcement
Education · British Columbia

Government programs aim to reduce underground economy with education and enforcement

This 6-part series explores Canada’s shadow markets – from cash-only home repairs and community “gift exchanges” to ticket reselling and underground entertainment. Through diverse perspectives, our journalists examine why Canadians participate in these alternative systems, the benefits they provide, and the challenges they create, while authorities balance enforcement with education. By CATHY MCCALLUM Abdul Malik (not his real name) is a recent …Read Article
Above the Clouds: Underground
Istanbul, Turkey · Istanbul

Above the Clouds: Underground

Rather than one continuous narrative, Above the Clouds: Underground is a collection of scenes. Istanbul served as the glue that bound these vignettes, with its melancholy views and intricate histories.See the Story

1 in 10 people you meet: Food bank needs surge in Greater Victoria

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Changing face of south Island food bank clientele includes past supportersRefugees · VictoriaSee the Story

Volunteers clear invasive species to make way for native flora at New Brighton Park

By ARLO JUKES On a cold and wet April day, a group of volunteers is by the river pulling invasive plant species to make way for local flora. President of Nature Vancouver Nigel Peck and his team of volunteers have removed most of the Scotch Broom and Bull Thistle plants that plagued the site, however frequent work parties are required to stop new sprouts from popping up. They’ve already planted 2000 native flowers, but the work is expected to co…Species · VancouverRead Article

LangaraFest touted a hit for its welcoming ‘vibe’ and healthy turn out

By AMBER MONIZ The Langara community celebrates a night of games, food and camaraderie in the first ever LangaraFest. Organizer Jennifer Paige thanked all participants and pronounced the event a success saying, “Last night, we engaged with over 2,000 attendees and really celebrated our programs, services, and community spirit.” College president Paula Burns supported the idea that this could become a college tradition, saying “I know many of us …Vancouver, British Columbia · VancouverRead Article

City of Langley launches members of the first City Citizens’ Assembly

By JEAH DIÑO In a move towards inclusive governance, Langley City appointed 29 members of the first City Citizens’ Assembly, aiming to tackle issues related to community safety, housing and local services. Residents involved with the initiative say they hope it will bring change to the community. Mayor Nathan Pachal said the assembly would reinforce democratic values, stating that it offers residents an opportunity to shape their community’s fut…Housing · British ColumbiaRead Article

AI could take them sky high

By YEORGIOS PRONTZOS Sam Katevatis has some advice for those concerned about the growth of artificial intelligence technology and cybersecurity.  “The internet is not this big, complicated thing,” said Katevatis, a Grade 12 student at West Vancouver Secondary. “It’s a bunch of servers quite often literally held together with duct tape. The more you know, the more simple it gets.”  Katevatis is part of a special cybersecurity and artificial intel…Artificial Intelligence · West VancouverRead Article

Langara geography students want clarity on program’s future

By OKSANA SHTOHRYN Students in Langara’s geography and geology department want the college to be more transparent about layoffs and course cuts that could potentially disrupt their education. Geography student Joaquin Mercado said the situation contradicts what students are taught in the program, which emphasizes the understanding of power structures. “By not considering students as stakeholders or giving us the information to decide whether to …Education · VancouverRead Article

Kelowna school district bus fees rise again

By DANIEL JOHNSTON Another annual increase in school bus fees for parents with children in the Central Okanagan have the possibility of making services unaffordable. “As much as I love it, this might be too much for my family to afford. So I might not be able to have my kids in school transit,” said Trustee Lisa Guderyan. On Feb 19, the Central Okanagan school district increased fees for students who ride the school bus by $75 for the upcoming 2…Daniel Johnston · KelownaRead Article

Vancouver Fashion Week’s inclusion of Shein in their designer lineup shouldn’t have come as a surprise

After swift and substantial criticism on social media, Vancouver Fashion Week walked back on its decision to include Shein as a designer in its opening show, but the fact that they were planning to include the fast fashion giant in the first place speaks to a much larger issue. Shein is a massive online marketplace that sells heavily discounted clothing, accessories, houseware, and electronics at alarmingly low prices. Think $11 CAD for a shirt,…Social Media · VancouverRead Article

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