Cinephilia: Merchants of Doubt presents a scientific argument without the science

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Robert Kenner’s Merchants of Doubt follows the deceptive tactics of corporations who hire “experts” to publicly doubt scientists in order to continue selling harmful...
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Food Finds: Steveston’s Shady Island has the freshest fish around

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Nestled in the heart of the historic Steveston village in Richmond is one of my favourite places to eat: the Shady Island Seafood Bar...
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Emily Molnar talks Trace and Ballet BC’s vision

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“I try to create diversity,” explained Ballet BC’s artistic director Emily Molnar. “The range of the company is quite large, and I want to...
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The 605 Collective preview Vital Few at the Vancouver International Dance Festival

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Inspired by the theory of the vital few, the Vancouver-based 605 Collective’s new work explores the dynamic of their company and how they work...
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Vancouver Poet Alex Leslie offers repeating melodies and intimate abstractions

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“I, not here, write.” The magnificent The things I heard about you by Vancouver writer Alex Leslie is a book of thought-provoking poetry. A...
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Bodytraffic return to the Chutzpah fest with four compelling works

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As the current International Resident Dance Company for the Chutzpah Festival, Bodytraffic have brought their bold, contemporary dance from Los Angeles for four Canadian...
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Cadre is an award-winning play about struggle during the apartheid

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In early February, it struck me that I had been in Vancouver for three years and had been blessed with the opportunities of attending...
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Local hip-hop duo No Regrets discuss their musical philosophy

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No Regrets is an up-and-coming rap duo based out of Vancouver, having opened shows at various venues around the city for artists including Riff...
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Cinephilia: Karl Marx would have hated Kenneth Branagh’s Cinderella

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Recessions, terrorism, and 9/11 have left a firm imprint on the kinds of films that have been produced in the last 15 years or...
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Art collection in AQ North Concourse illustrates BC colonialism

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Several years ago, on a brisk and sunny autumn morning in Montreal, I walked up to the top of Mount Royal. The view of...
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Simon Fraser University’s independent student newspaper since 1965.

Contact us:
[email protected]

© The Peak Publications Society 1965-2024