World Poetry Canada International Peace Festival presents Inspire Peace: a free event for Peace. The Theme for the Third Annual World Poetry Canada International Peace Festival is Inspire Peace, and …
2013 CanAsian International Dance Festival presented in association with Harbourfront Centre April 27 – May 12 CanAsian Dance presents and cultivates exceptional dance inspired by Asian ideas and expressions. Led …
A while ago I had the opportunity to watch From C to C: Chinese Canadian Stories of Migration, a beautifully filmed documentary that looks back at the history of Chinese …
There’s a gold rush in Mongolia, and much like the North American gold rushes at the turn of the 20th century, it has become a capitalist free-for-all where concern for …
Globalization: Cultural Disconnects or Shared Destiny? February 20, 2013 – Vancouver & Richmond | Extremely timely in light of recent backlash against the China-Canada FIPPA agreement and the presence of Chinese miners …
Two cultures collide in this unusual tale of globalization, which documents the dismantling of a massive smelting complex in Germany for shipment to and reassembly in China. A state-of-the-art facility …
I had quite an interesting evening a couple of weeks ago. Simon Johnston’s new play Sisters was in performance on Gateway Theatre’s Mainstage from January 31 to February 16, 2013, …
By Aaron Leaf Published in 16.3 THERE WAS A MOMENT IN HIGH SCHOOL when I was fascinated with mixed-race identity and the word “Hapa.” Using this Hawaiian term meaning “half” …
By day, Dennis Litonjua can clock 400 clicks driving around the city. His civilian day job requires him to be constantly on the road. But by night, he can still …
Productions Multi-Monde, a Montreal-based company who has created and produced many social and political documentaries, in association with Diffusion Multi-Monde is releasing a new documentary called Être chinois au Québec …