An experience of mindfulness and self-awareness, with the serving of dessert Rachel D’Sa // Arts and Culture Editor My traumatizing high school experience with recreational yoga (which consisted of…
Tag: culture
Meat the makers
Upcoming Vancouver festival celebrates all that is cheese and meat Justin Scott // Managing Editor For many, the word “festival” conjures up flashbacks of weekends of depravity, dehydration and a loss of…
University One for First Nations students postponed until 2018
Introduction of new program delayed due to low enrolment Jessica Lio // Online Editor First Nations students looking to transition to post-secondary studies in a cohort-based foundation year will have to wait…
If these walls could talk
IDEA students shine at Vancouver Mural Festival Carlo Javier // Editor-in-Chief When Ian Kaart approached Cynthia Tran Vo about collaborating on his piece for the Vancouver Mural Festival, Vo naturally had a…
Whatever the cost
Stunt performers run the risk all the time, but what happens when the risk becomes reality? Carlin Parkin // Contributor It takes a particular kind of person to want to…
Go your own way
Nashlyn rediscovers her artistic orientation with release of solo EP Rachel D’Sa // Arts and Culture Editor After finding success as part of Vancouver-based dream-rock band, FRANKIE, Nashlyn is looking to expand her horizons…
Fringe: Something to Cry About
Awkward Stage Productions kicks off Fringe Festival with a spirited take on cult classic Cry-Baby Rachel D’Sa // Arts and Culture Editor On Sept. 7, Awkward Stage Productions launched…
Fringe: Let’s Talk About ‘Sechs’
Capilano grad stars in Fringe musical about intimacy and relationships Carlo Javier // Editor-in-Chief Jayka Mayne knew that she would have to exhibit two qualities to find her place in…
Maintaining Canada’s beautiful cultural mosaic
Immigrating may not be easy, but for most it’s worth it Words by Justin Scott Illustration by Rachel Wada Ambleside Park is usually used for sports, lounging at the beach…