Update on Hastings Park Project

The Hastings Park Commemoration Committee met on November 14 to review our…

a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture

a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture

The Hastings Park Commemoration Committee met on November 14 to review our…

As the year 2011 draws to a close—and how quick it was!—and…

Well, another year is almost done and on behalf of the Board…
Hi Everyone, it feels like we’re in for a cold winter this…

As the year of the dragon prepares to pounce on an unsuspecting…

hiroshima is a powerful exhibition on display at UBC’s Museum of Anthroplogy…

I was brought up in Kitsilano so as youngsters all our friends were English-speaking, apart from a few other Japanese Canadian families. I went to Lord Tennyson Elementary and then Kitsilano Junior and High Schools.

On November 16, 2011, following their scheduled meeting, the Senate Tributes Committee…

Shadow Catch is a Japanese Noh-influenced, brand new chamber opera that weaves together four stories from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Rich with local history and haunting characters, this riveting tale features an evocative score by four Vancouver composers: Dorothy Chang, Jennifer Butler, Farshid Samandari, and Benton Roark.

The University of British Columbia Senate voted tonight to honour students and Canadians affected by a dark period in Canada’s history, and will be awarding them special degrees next spring as part of a three-pronged program to mark the 70th anniversary of the internment policy.
At the National Association of Japanese Canadians AGM held in Edmonton Alberta…
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