Chadwick Boseman’s legacy and what his death shows about medical racism and ableism

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By: Harvin Bhathal, Features Editor In an interview with the Huffington Post in 2017, Chadwick Boseman was asked if he bulked up, slimmed down, and...
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Laura Kwok’s Late Bloomer mural is a beautiful reminder that growth has no age limit

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By: Sara Wong, Peak Associate Vancouver hosts a lot of festivals in the summer, and while I appreciate the ingenuity of event organizers in making...
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New Westminster plant talk digs into historical roots of local humans and plants

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By: Emma Jean, Staff Writer In my current home on W̱SÁNEĆ (Saanich) land on Vancouver Island, I’m surrounded by trees, flowers, and trails as far...
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Fionn’s new EP, Everyone’s A Critic, solidifies their sound and examines societal expectations

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By: Michelle Young, Staff Writer Vancouver-based Fionn released their second record, Everyone's A Critic, on July 17. The folk-pop duo consists of twin singer-songwriters Alanna...
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Powell Street Festival telethon takes intersectional importance to the internet

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By: Madeleine Chan, Staff Writer Vancouver’s Powell Street Festival has been happening yearly since 1977 in the Downtown Eastside (DTES), and like many events, a...
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Blind Tiger Comedy’s initiatives are helping reduce barriers for BIPOC entering comedy

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By: Devana Petrovic, Staff Writer Blind Tiger Comedy (BTC), a comedy school in Vancouver founded by members from highly regarded improv groups Hip.Bang! and The...
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Itaewon Class stuns international audiences with a powerful message of acceptance

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By: Yelin Gemma Lee, Peak Associate Itaewon Class, a Netflix show based on a webtoon by Jo Kwang Jin, has been steadily gaining popularity since...
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Too Spirited for the 2020 Queer Arts Festival

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By: Kelly Chia, Features Editor Too Spirited, an Indigenous burlesque show performed for the Queer Arts Festival, was an amazing reminder of why burlesque is...
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Contemporary dance festival Dancing on the Edge features two world-premiere pieces through Edge Six

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By: Devana Petrovic, Staff Writer Known as one of the Lower Mainland’s oldest contemporary dance festivals, Dancing on the Edge (DOTE) did not let a...
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Outsider Tattoo Collective is as clean and comfortable as ever before

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By: Molly Lorette, Peak Associate Before social distancing was in full swing, I was in the process of planning my latest tattoo. I had been...
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