CrossCurrents
The history of the flowering cherry trees in Vancouver, according to the Park Board, goes back to the early 1930’s when the Board started...
The Bulletin
Kids Corner
A well-known English proverb says “you are what you eat.” I, on other hand, believe that you are what you hear.
To the Editor
Dear John, Thank you for your very interesting editorial concerning your family and the evolvement of the Greenaway clan. It is always a joy...
To the Editor
A Tribute to George Oikawa As I opened to page 12 of the December issue of The Bulletin and saw the smiling face of...
Community Kitchen
How wonderful! Congratulations on your 50th Anniversary of the Bulletin! I remember the only Japanese Canadian newspaper was The New Canadian from Montreal post...
JCAA Human Rights Committee
One purpose stated in the JCCA Constitution is to “protect and promote the past, present and future legal rights and democratic freedom of all...
Community Kitchen
Add soy sauce, oyster sauce, sesame oil and sugar.
Cook until sugar dissolves. Add green onions.
Democratic Caucus and the Aloha Spirit
As an incurable “news junkie” I’ve been following the campaigns leading up to the election of the next US president in November this year with great interest.
Hapa Animator Wins ELAN Award for Yellow Sticky Notes
Kelowna animation filmmaker Jeff Chiba Stearns has won another ELAN award. The first time, in 2006, was for his hapa short What Are You Anyways?
Rev. Grant Ikuta
Both my father and grandfather have served as resident minister at the Steveston temple and when I was growing up.
Interview: Rev. Masumi Kikuchi
For me to become a Buddhist minister was quite natural as it is my family’s tradition.
Steveston Buddhist Church Celebrates 80th Anniversary
THE ORIGINS OF THE STEVESTON BUDDHIST Temple, celebrating its 80th Anniversary on Saturday, October 25, 2008, are rooted in the first wave of Japanese immigrants to BC. Following on the heels of Manzo Nagano arrival in 1877 and lured by dreams of riches, young men from small fishing villages in Japan began flocking to Steveston.
