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The tour will also locate remote town sites that no longer exist, including Tashme, Lemon Creek, Popoff, Slocan, Sandon and Rosebery. While they have a solemn past, several of these locations still have small but thriving Japanese Canadian communities.

In early 1942, fuelled by racism, Canada uprooted over 21,000 Japanese Canadians from their homes on the west coast. Over 8000 were detained in Hastings Park before being sent to internment sites in the BC interior or to work camps…

We are in a different era from the late 1950s, '60s and '70s decades when butoh was most strikingly and radically different from everything that was going on in Europe and North America. I think butoh now has infiltrated a lot of contemporary dance expression.

Report on January 20, 2015 Meeting about the Anglican Church Apology concerning Reverend Nakayama This meeting was attended by • The Venerable G Douglas Fenton, Executive Archdeacon, Diocese of New Westminster • The Very Reverend Peter Elliot, Rector and Dean of…

Roger was a humble soul, compelled by a strong sense of justice with an open-hearted, easy-going way about him. Roger had a natural talent for being able to welcome everyone into the fold.

Roy Yamamura, the shortstop. He came from Kitsilano. He would be dancing around, and wherever the ball came, he was ready. He had a good sense where the ball would go. He was amazing. He really was a star.

 These days the fieldhouse at Oppenheimer Park has a distinctly Japanese flavour thanks to retired chef Yasushi Kurashima who has been volunteering his time and talents for the past year or so. In addition to preparing sushi platters, he been…

Going back to its post-war roots, the Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association is pleased to present the first annual JCCA Community Bowl-a-thon Fundraiser, to be held from 2:00pm to 4:00pm on Sunday, February 22, 2015 at Grandview Lanes in…