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When Vancouver’s Erin Northcott inherited the estate of her late brother, 29 year old filmmaker Daniel Northcott, she found herself in possession of over 1,000 hours of verite-style footage from each...
Local filmmaker and Afghan-Canadian Brishkay Ahmed explores the history and mysterious origins of the burqa in Story of Burqa: Case of a Confused Afghan.
“Sustainability”, “eco-friendly” are the usual buzz words put forward as alternatives to ecological apocalypse. But what do these words really mean? Author and sustainability coach Tracy...
Released in April of this year, The Florestine Collection follows the story of experimental animator Helen Hill as she and her husband Paul Gailiunas, navigate art and life in New Orleans. Mirroring...
Edible British Columbia’s mandate is to provide locally produced food. The EBC’s delightfully indulgent Best Market Dinners exemplify the program’s success.
The 6th annual Women In Film and Television Film Festival kicked off in Vancouver at the Vancity Theatre on March 4th. The Reel Women series showcased the diversity of the female perspective...
Baljit Rayat and Soundscape Producer Derrick Bauman came together to share their talents with a unique audience at the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre. Rayat is trained as a Reiki Master, Akashic Record...
Vancouver's first TEDxOilSpill Meetup group, held Monday, July 12th, brought together a group of seven people, most of us strangers, but all of us passionate and frustrated by the Deep Water Horizon