KPU arts dean releases new book on food in Canadian literature
Shelley Boyd dives into the cultural significance of dishes and ingredients in Canadian Literary Fare
Suneet Gill
The Richmond Art Gallery hosts a free tour of public art displays
Tea and Tour allows people to explore two Canada Line photography installations and an exhibit in the gallery
KDocsFF partners with Sher Vancouver to offer a filmmaker residency prize
The Emerging Filmmaker Residency Prize provides access to a workspace, equipment, and consultations
KPU creative writing grad releases debut album highlighting advocacy and harms of colonialism
Tawahum Bige released the eight-song rap album titled Bottled Lightning earlier this month
Chai Ghai cafe serves authentic chai in the heart of Vancouver
KPU alumni Sunil Ghai wants to bring Indian culture to the downtown core, while giving back to the community
KPU art exhibit addresses issues with the Canadian education system
The display features repurposed desks to represent the artist’s experiences as a student and educator
KPU grad Franz Seachel returns to campus for a poetry reading
Seachel is this month’s feature for Speak Truth, a monthly open mic event
Tips on staying cool this summer
It’s time to plan ahead for upcoming heat waves, especially if you don’t have AC
Explainer: What to expect from B.C.’s 2023 budget
Health care, housing, and the high cost of living are big issues the budget addresses
Environmental activists protest outside Vancouver City Hall
The crowd drew in community organizers, city councillors, and choirs ahead of a climate report release
Debate: disposable cameras are not worth the hype
There are more environmentally friendly and cost-effective ways to enjoy film photography
Debate: In defence of eggnog
The holiday beverage deserves praise and its well-earned popularity
Zellers is returning and I am not here for it
Reviving the failed bargain store is not what consumers need as we approach 2023
B.C. should ban cosmetic surgeries for animals
The province should follow Quebec’s footsteps in ensuring the humane treatment of pets
What to do when your phone dies
Borrow the cell phone display from a store, make eye contact, or ask people if they like your meal when your phone is dead