Need to Know, Need to Go: June 28–July 4

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By: Sara Wong, Arts & Culture Editor Vancouver International Jazz Festival | June 25–July 4 | Cost varies | Online and in person Jazz lovers rejoice!...
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Monday Music: Filipino Heritage Month edition

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By: Charlene Aviles, Peak Associate June is Filipino Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the cultural diversity in the Philippines and honour those who fought...
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Concert livestreaming shouldn’t end after the pandemic

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By: Paige Riding, Copy Editor Growing up in a small town, local concert announcements usually were for washed up ‘80s bands or Wiggles knockoffs. If...
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The Real Patty Co. delivers Jamaican patties right to your door

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By: Marco Ovies, Features Editor The other day I had the privilege of ordering from The Real Patty Co., a business run by the Simon...
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Monday Music: Songs to question your gender to

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By: Carter Hemion, Staff Writer and Genderfuck With gender in the spotlight this Pride Month, music often reflects the experiences we have as gender-diverse and...
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Need to Know, Need to Go: June 21–27

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By: Gurleen Aujla, Peak Associate An Anti-Racist Approach to Media Literacy | June 23, 1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m. | By donation | Online  Join Bakau Consulting, an...
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TESSEL: a short film highlighting Black Canadian excellence from coast to coast

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By: Tiffany Chang, Peak Associate I always appreciate art that initiates dialogue about representation. It is an impactful way for people to express themselves, and...
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Food for Thought: Dumplings and dragon boats

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By: Nancy La, Staff Writer In June, my family celebrates a special festival called Duanwu Jie in Mandarin. Known in English for its common name,...
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Dakota Ray Hebert and Kliph Nesteroff talk about humour as a way of healing

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By: Kelly Chia, Staff Writer Content warning: Racial trauma, genocide The Vancouver Public Library featured Dakota Ray Hebert and Kliph Nesteroff in a discussion of Indigenous...
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Kula Kitchen’s Asha Wheeldon reflects on the importance of sharing resources in a community

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By: Yelin Gemma Lee, Peak Associate Kula Kitchen, an online food service business that offers Afro-centric plant-based foods, has kept me nourished throughout the long...
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