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  ‘cremation’ by Jody Chan
  
  Apply for the JWC Emerging Writers Award
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  Review: “In Sundry Languages,” and multilingualism
  
  Book Review: ‘a place called No Homeland’ by Kai Cheng Thom
  
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  “You have to deal with people while they’re alive”: Review of ‘After the Storm’
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  Chinese Canadian Literature In the Asian Canadian Canon – An Interview with Laifong Leung
  
  The Early Beginnings of Henry Young’s Music Career (Part Two)
  
  More Untold Stories from Vancouver’s Chinatown: Musician Henry Young (Part One)
  
  Food & the City No. 3 – Barn Nork
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  Coming To You: Vancouver Queer Film Festival 2017
  
  Interview with Eye Bender’s Victor Yong
  
  Review: “In Sundry Languages,” and multilingualism
  
  [Audio] William Tham’s Book Launch — Kings of Petaling Street
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  ‘Ceremonies’ by Kelsey Inouye
  
  In Calgary
  
  ‘On Consuming Ethnicity: Cultural Performance in Far2Fresh Foodmart’ by Kylie Tan
  
  Garden Afternoons
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  Preview: Project Gelb at Vancouver Queer Film Festival 2017
  
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  Terminus/Gateway Cities: Pacific Crossings and Retainers of Anarchy at the Vancouver Art Gallery
  
  TIFF Dispatch: Interview with Kore-eda Hirokazu on After the Storm

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kahta mamook kopa chinook wawa— how to speak chinook

Chanook Jargon

An article by Judith Ichisaka from 17.3/4 our Aboriginal and Asian Canadian Writer’s Special Double Issue

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