How Vancouver Is Marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in 2026
From ceremonies to community gatherings, here’s how Vancouver is honouring Survivors and remembering residential school children this September 30.
Vancouver Queer Film Festival Spotlights the Forgotten Story of Inuit Screen Pioneer Nancy Columbia
A new short film at Vancouver’s Queer Film Festival resurrects Nancy Columbia, one of the earliest Inuit performers ever to appear on camera.
A Free Filipino Food and Culture Festival Is Landing in Surrey This September
Museum of Surrey is hosting a free, family-friendly Filipino food and culture festival this month — mark your calendar and bring your appetite.
TaiwanFest 2026 Returns to Vancouver With a Trailblazing Chef on the Bill
TaiwanFest’s 2026 lineup blends food, music, and Taiwanese arts and culture — with a standout chef among this year’s headline draws.
Tāriq Malik Is Steering the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop Through Its Next Chapter
Poet, writer, and visual artist Tāriq Malik — shaped by three wars and two migrations — now leads the Asian Canadian Writers’ Workshop as its 4th president.
Cradled Origins Brings Eight First Nations Artists to the Bill Reid Gallery
Cradled Origins at the Bill Reid Gallery features eight emerging and mid-career First Nations artists, running September 2026 through January 2027.
Carnavalito on the Road Brings Latin American Culture to Langley
Carnavalito on the Road, a travelling Latin American cultural festival, is bringing music and dance to Langley’s Douglas Park.
Joan Phillip’s Legacy Will Shape B.C.’s Fall Political Season
B.C.’s NDP heads into a fall session dominated by Indigenous rights debates while honouring the legacy of MLA and activist Joan Phillip.
‘Home Is Where the Paperwork Is’: What Vancouver’s Immigrants Want You to Understand
A new feature on Vancouver-area immigrants captures a quiet, universal truth: for newcomers, home is secured by paperwork as much as an address.
Vancouver’s Nepali Community Joins a Nationwide Pause on Teej Celebrations
Nepalese community organizations across Canada, including here in Vancouver, cancelled Teej celebrations following devastating flooding in Nepal.
A Petition to Repeal B.C.’s Indigenous Rights Law Just Cleared Its First Hurdle
Elections BC approved a petition process to repeal DRIPA, B.C.’s landmark Indigenous rights law — here’s what that does and doesn’t mean.
Why ‘Rezervations for Two’ Is the Indigenous Dating Show We Needed This Summer
Rezervations for Two, an Indigenous dating show, is winning praise for centering Indigenous joy and romance in a genre that rarely does.
YWCA BC’s Rhythms of Resilience Brings Indigenous Culture and Community to Vancouver This September
YWCA BC’s September 24 gathering, Rhythms of Resilience, celebrates Indigenous strength and culture through art, music, and storytelling.
SFU Prof’s New Anishinaabe-Language Magazine Puts Indigenous Words to Skate and Surf Culture
An SFU professor’s new Anishinaabemowin-language magazine is coining fresh vocabulary for skateboarding, snowboarding, and surfing.
Postcards to My Younger Transexual Self Connects Three Generations of Women on Stage
Christina Cook’s intimate new play Postcards to My Younger Transexual Self brings three generations of women together on a Vancouver stage.