Controversial Charles Comfort mural will no longer be displayed at SFU

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By: Alison Wick, Arts Editor In 2004, SFU acquired a 19-metre-long, $600,000 colonial artwork painted by Charles Comfort, receiving it from the Toronto Dominion (TD...
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Icelandic film showcase, Wayward Heroes, opens with a geriatric love story and a Nordic noir

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By: Pamela Subia, SFU Student The filth of human behaviour and the anguish of nostalgia as we age are two of the concepts featured in...
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Aladdin’s live action remake is a whole new world of mediocre

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By: Kim Regala, Peak Associate Magic flying carpets, wish-granting genies, and a charming young prince eager to show you a whole new world: what else...
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Because We Are Girls explores the true impact of sexual abuse and the true importance of community

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By: Kaila Bhullar, SFU Student From exposing harsh realities and implications of Indian cultural influences (in both tradition and media) to openly sharing firsthand experiences of...
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Dr. Steven Tanaka talks Next Music from Tokyo

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By: Kitty Cheung, Staff Writer Next Music from Tokyo, an annual cross Canada tour of Japanese Indie bands, came to Vancouver for its fourteenth time...
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Next Music from Tokyo brings a diverse selection of Japanese indie to Canadian stages

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By: Kitty Cheung, Staff Writer Dr. Steven Tanaka, a Toronto anaesthesiologist and UBC alumnus, spends his spare time organizing tours for underground Japanese bands to...
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Mental health in television: a spectrum

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By: Melissa Campos, Kitty Cheung, Winona Young, and Zoe Vedova Mainstream media portrayals of mental health issues and mental illnesses vary enormously, and it can be...
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Need to Know, Need to Go: June 17-21

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By: Alison Wick, Arts Editor Final Summer SFU Lunch Poems at the Teck Gallery Once a month, the Teck Gallery at Harbour Centre is transformed into a...
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Art by and for the community: Emerge Festival 2019

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By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer The Emerge Festival is an annual event that showcases the works of Downtown Eastside (DTES) Small Arts Grants Recipients, an...
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Colten Boushie documentary brings heart and hope

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By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer In 2018, 56-year-old settler Gerald Stanley was acquitted of second-degree murder charges in the death of 22-year-old Cree man Colten...
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