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. 

VIFF

VIFF review: South Korean domestic drama Moving On marks the notable directorial debut of Yoon Dan-bi

Sep 28

The languid flow and episodic nature of this unassuming but keenly observed domestic tale effectively evokes the feel of summertime.

Arts Choices

Japanese Canadian internment exhibit Broken Promises to open in Burnaby before traveling across Canada

Sep 28

Seven narrators tell a story that spans several decades.

VIFF

VIFF 2020: Vancouver's Karen Lam and Capilano University grad Jessie Anthony win B.C. film awards

Sep 27

Several Canadian filmmakers have already garnered awards at this year's Vancouver International Film Festival.

Commentary

Canada’s Chinese and China Questions loom over B.C.’s new museum

Sep 25

British Columbia’s Chinese community is facing some of the most difficult challenges in its 232-year history in Canada's westernmost province.

Education

Surrey residents respond to heartbreaking death of international student Amrinder Singh

Sep 25

Amrinder Singh, 21, was the son of an assistant sub inspector with Punjab police.

Commentary

Amita Kuttner: Hong Kong—a personal and decolonial perspective

Sep 24

A Green Party of Canada leadership contestant speaks out as the kid of immigrants from the U.K. and Hong Kong.

Dining Features

Ismaili cuisine pairs Indian flavours with an African touch

Sep 23

A progressive community that traces its roots back to Gujarat adds sizzle to the regional dining scene.

Finance

Financial planning shouldn't only be for the wealthy

Sep 22

Ruby Ubhi, a certified financial planner with Coast Capital Wealth Management, says a good strategy can work for anybody.

VIFF

VIFF review: Filipina caregiver is drawn into domestic unease in supernatural suspense Sanzaru

Sep 20

When a caregiver moves into an isolated home in rural Texas, she begins to wonder if there’s another presence in the house.

Movie Reviews

Vancouver Taiwanese Film Festival: Nina Wu pushed to the edge in patriarchal film industry

Sep 19

At times, this Taiwanese psychological drama feels like the creepy 1980 U.S. film The Stunt Man, on other occasions, it's reminiscent of the 2010 dance thriller Black Swan.

Real Estate

Vancouver real estate: Chinatown condo with Japanese ofuro hot tub on rooftop patio sells $1,285,000

Sep 17

The property sold above its assessed value of $1.1 million.

Commentary

Gurpreet Singh: Open letter to Indian prime minister Narendra Modi on his birthday

Sep 16

A Canadian citizen of Indian origin expresses his deep concerns about he well-being of the country of his birth.