Here's a collection of all of the Georgia Straight's Asian- and Asian Canadian– related coverage, including anything related to East, Southeast, and South Asian people and cultures. You can also follow us on Twitter at @GSasianCdn. 

Straight Talk

Abbotsford police searching for missing 36-year-old Thai man

A Thai man has been missing for a week despite being inadequately dressed for the cold weather.

Straight Talk

University of Fraser Valley student dies in gang-related Abbotsford shooting

The shooting took place near an Abbotsford elementary school.

Arts Features

With dance work Chotto Desh, Akram Khan creates a vivid story in search of home

The U.K. artist uses intricate projected drawings and classical Indian dance to tell a story of a boy’s quest for identity.

Music Notes

Jewish group condemns BTS after K-Pop act seemingly mocks A-bomb victims and wears Nazi regalia

UPDATE: BTS's management agency, Big Hit Entertainment,

Movie Notes

Video of Freddie Mercury's early years offers insights into his Parsi roots

The film Bohemian Rhapsody is revitalizing interest in a rock icon from the 1970s and 1980s.

Commentary

Gurpreet Singh: My protest against God and its believers

A local broadcaster reflects on the death of his father and a young man—and why perpetrators of mass murder can kill with impunity.

Commentary

Kennedy Stewart's director of communications directly felt the impact of Vancouver's discriminatory at-large system

The 2008 election was especially difficult for candidates of South Asian ancestry, including Alvin Singh.

Movie Reviews

A Korean thriller poses some Burning mysteries

Film and TV star Yoo Ah-in takes the lead in director Lee Chang-dong’s enigmatic film, based on a short story by Haruki Murakami.

Arts Features

Ziyian Kwan finds a feminist camaraderie in Public and Private

The new piece was inspired by the ripple effects of the #MeToo movement.

Straight Talk

Killer of Natsumi Kogawa sentenced to life in prison without parole for 14 years

Her body was left in a suitcase on the grounds of the Gabriola mansion in Vancouver's West End in September 2016.

Straight Talk

Reporter Sunny Dhillon quits Globe and Mail after being instructed to focus less on race in Vancouver election results

Sunny Dhillon says that he "wasn't exactly thrilled with how we were doing on race before that".

Theatre Reviews

The Ones We Leave Behind makes a plea for the elderly and isolated

The subject, acting, and design are strong in this Vancouver Asian Canadian Theatre production, but the script sometimes lags.