Bhangra love takes over Vancouver

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  Vancouver, get ready to dance your heart out. The 10th annual Vancouver International Bhangra Celebration is a lively festival that will showcase music and...
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The Last of the Unjust adds to an impressive body of work

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Few filmmakers’ careers are defined by one film as Claude Lanzmann’s has been. His 1985 sophomore documentary Shoah, a nine-hour film on the extermination...
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Some people write for the hell of it

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  Admittedly I’m not the most qualified person to be reviewing a book of poetry. (For souring me on the literary form, I blame years...
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Ts’msyen Transforming shapes the past into high art

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  Morgan Green shows me a fierce tattoo of an eagle with its wings spread along the length of her right arm. It’s crafted in...
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Totem explores the infinite potential of human existence

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Chronicling the evolution of the human species from amphibians, to apes, to the present, Totem is a new Cirque du Soleil production that fuses...
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Spaces and Reservations presents a reality of life

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It’s a story that isn’t a story. There are no plot twists and no special effects. It’s not a drama showing unfaithfulness, it isn’t...
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Young and Serious

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“No one’s serious at seventeen.” This line from Rimbaud’s 1870 poem “Novel,” which features in François Ozon’s Young & Beautiful, proves a passé perspective...
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Coffee, Tragedy, History: Blaq Sheep Coffee

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You may be scratching your head as you read the title of this new column: Coffee, Tragedy, History? This, dear reader, is (I hope)...
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Atwood’s Pauline honours First Nations writer

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Pauline Johnson was a writer who has often been left out of the canon, but as a performer and vocal First Nations woman, she...
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Launching artists into their careers

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It’s time to launch your artistic project! Why? There is a multidisciplinary festival for young professional artists. According to festival coordinator Mallory Gallant, the festival...
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