
Environmental racism underlies Grassy Narrows’ mercury and suicide crises
Grassy Narrows offers a tragic example of the devastating effects of colonialism and environmental racism.

Grassy Narrows offers a tragic example of the devastating effects of colonialism and environmental racism.

温哥华农历节的座右铭「生来自由」在其年度音乐会上具有特殊意义。 为迎接龙年的到来,乌克兰音乐会钢琴家Anna Sagalova将上台演出。 2022 年俄罗斯入侵她的国家后,这位明星独奏家不得不逃离哈尔科夫

溫哥華農曆節的座右銘「生來自由」在其年度音樂會上具有特殊意義。 為迎接龍年的到來,烏克蘭音樂會鋼琴家Anna Sagalova將上台演出。 2022 年俄羅斯入侵她的國家後,這位明星獨奏家不得不逃離哈爾科夫。

Sagalova, a renowned soloist, had to flee Kharkiv on a bus as the Russians were raining bombs on the city and surrounding area.

Historica Canada协会纪念第一位华裔加拿大橄榄球联盟球员。 协会新播放的《Heritage Minute》:林佐民的专栏讲述了他非凡的一生。林先生1929年出生于卡加利,在排华法案被废除一年后开始踢打职业橄榄球,该法案从1923年到1947年禁止几乎所有来自中国的移民。

Historica Canada協會紀念第一位華裔加拿大橄欖球聯盟球員。 協會新播放的《Heritage Minute》:林佐民的專欄講述了他非凡的一生。 林先生1929年出生於卡加利,在排華法案被廢除一年後開始踢打職業橄欖球,該法案從1923年到1947年禁止幾乎所有來自中國的移民。

Kwong, known as the “China Clipper” in his playing days, set 30 CFL records and played on four Grey Cup–winning teams.







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The Society of We Are Canadians Too created Pancouver to foster greater appreciation for underrepresented artistic communities. A rising tide of understanding lifts all of us.
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