Lights’ How To Sleep When You’re On Fire is a vibey, instrumental space jam

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By: Michelle Young, Staff Writer Canadian electro-pop artist, Lights, recently released the album, How To Sleep When You’re On Fire. Starting out in the 2006...
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BeetBox’s vegetarian and vegan fare offer an upbeat experience for your mouth

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By: Sara Wong, Peak Associate Food has always been political in nature. Take a moment to reflect on how “traditional” the California sushi roll is...
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Monday Music: My coming-of-age movie soundtrack

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All Monday Music for the Summer 2020 semester is now available on The Peak’s Spotify Playlist, Monday Music Summer 2020. Don’t forget to follow thepeaksfu on...
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Dora Kamau is creating empowerment-focused spaces for women to heal

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By: Michelle Young, Staff Writer Dora Kamau is a Vancouver-based meditation teacher and mindfulness artist who hosts meditation classes and conversations for women to emotionally...
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Takao Tanabe workshop provides new abstract styles for artists to apply in their work

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By: Michelle Young, Staff Writer The Vancouver Art Gallery’s Christina Jones hosted a one-hour Zoom workshop on Takao Tanabe’s work, inspiration, and styles as part...
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Luminous Territories glows with beautiful and insightful Indigenous storytelling

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By: Madeleine Chan, Staff Writer I didn’t know so much could be said in such little time, but Luminous Territories tells it all. Presented by...
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DOXA’s There’s No Place Like This Place, Anyplace provides a poignant look at gentrification anywhere

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By: Meera Eragoda, Arts & Culture Editor As COVID-19 inequities have shown, gentrification has long been a hot topic in Vancouver and many other cities...
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Cooking up a conversation with co-founder of Dashi Eats, Nneoma Chiakwelu

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By: Devana Petrovic, Staff Writer Second-year Beedie School of Business student, Nneoma Chiakwelu, along with her business partners Ashia Jaji (Capilano University) and Doyin Agbaje...
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Monday Music: Black with a capital “B”

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All of the Monday Music for the Summer 2020 semester is now be available on The Peak’s Spotify Playlist, Monday Music Summer 2020. Don’t forget to...
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Tonye Aganaba’s resilience as a Black queer-identifying musician is apparent on Something Comfortable

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By: Kim Regala, Peak Associate It was in early 2015 when Vancouver-based multidisciplinary artist and musician Tonye Aganaba first noticed symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS)....
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