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MMIWG National Inquiry to release final report in June

The persecution of Indigenous women and girls is one of the most pressing issues in Canada.

Steveston Salmon Festival 2019 will be “bigger and better”

The 74th Steveston Salmon Festival aims to expand this year, beyond its long-time home in Steveston Park to Britannia Shipyards and the Gulf of Georgia Cannery.

Burqa Boutique explores the diversity of Muslim women

Burqa Boutique delves into the multilayered identity of Muslim women and questions what the garment symbolizes.

LOUD scholarships recognize exceptional leadership in the LGBT community

The 10th annual LOUD Scholarship Awards Gala honoured individuals for their contributions and achievements in the LGBT community across Canada.

U.S. border hassles: Tips for navigating a difficult situation

There are resources you can turn to and follow some basic practices next time to ensure your crossover is smooth.

Strathcona walking tour highlights contributions of Vancouver’s early immigrant communities

What better way to spend a Sunday afternoon than on a walking tour through the streets of one of Vancouver’s oldest neighbourhoods?

Winners of the DOXA Documentary Film Festival 2019 revealed

The festival came to an end this weekend, and awards were announced at their closing night held on May 11.

DOXA film Shooting Indians: A Journey With Jeffrey Thomas explores the (mis)representation of Indigenous people in photography

The film touches upon “issues of race, racism, issues of belonging, feeling misplaced in this territory we call Canada, issues of identity, and how the state wants to define...

Vancouver forum focuses on hypernationalism, persecution of minorities, and threats to journalists in Indian elections

The South Asian Network for Secularism and Democracy (SANSAD) hosted an event titled “India's Elections: Hypernationalism and its Victims’’ at SFU on May 5.