Update on the Hastings Park Project
By Judy Hanazawa The Japanese Canadian Hastings Park Project continues to progress…
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
The Bulletin
a journal of japanese canadian community, history + culture
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BC–Japan Earthquake Relief Fund (BC-JERF)
Only a little more than three months have passed since the Tohoku…
Community Kitchen
I hope you are having a good summer. We only need the…
Remembering the Sisters
Chuck Tasaka is a retired teacher living in Nanaimo, BC. Growing up…
Farewell to the Franciscan Sisters
After serving Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside for the past 85 years, The Franciscan…
Walking Powell Street
I know people who have a strong emotional attachment to their childhood…
Monogatari: Tales of Powell Street 1920-1941
For many people in the Japanese Canadian community, Powell Street has a certain mystique—it is a place they have heard about from parents or grandparents.
Read MoreMonogatari: Tales of Powell Street 1920-1941Franciscan Sisters leaving the Downtown Eastside
The Franciscan Sisters of the Atonement are leaving the Downtown Eastside at…
President’s Report
Hi everyone! We’ve been experiencing a bit of crazy weather, but I…
What’s In A Name? Different Ways the “East and West” Handle it in Daily Life and Business
Peoples of all races must, I would assume, customarily attach a lot…
Learning, Sharing and Fun: 4th Annual Translation and Interpreting Workshop
by Agnes Li The fourth instalment of the Translation and Interpreting Workshop…
inReview: Identity – Ancestral Memory
Structured as a tribute to the multimedia artist Roy Kiyooka (1926-1994), a man who fearlessly re-created his world through the honesty of his imagination, Identity pays homage to Kiyooka most obviously through its largesse, its richness of visuals, sounds and movements.
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