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How to celebrate Black History Month on the North Shore - Vimarsana News

How to celebrate Black History Month on the North Shore

A homage to Maurice Ruddick and North Vancouver's own Harry Jerome are among the celebrations being had

Source: nsnews.com
Clement Virgo's&#xA0;<em>Brother</em>,&#xA0;from Canada: "That bigger story of life and vitality" - Vimarsana News

Clement Virgo's&#xA0;<em>Brother</em>,&#xA0;from Canada: "That bigger story of life and vitality"

The film is a coming of age story centred on the relationship between two siblings growing up in an impoverished immigrant neighbourhood in Ontario during the 1990s.

Source: wsws.org
Best and worst films 2023 &#x2013; new movie reviews and trailers - Vimarsana News

Best and worst films 2023 &#x2013; new movie reviews and trailers

New film reviews and movie trailers including Maestro, Leave the World Behind, The Eternal Daughter, Napoleon, Saltburn, May December, Dream Scenario, and Anatomy of a Fall

Black artists have been creating in this country for centuries. Canadian institutions didn't bother to look - Vimarsana News

Black artists have been creating in this country for centuries. Canadian institutions didn't bother to look

The fifth episode of the CBC docuseries Black Life: Untold Stories highlights the creativity, achievements, inspiring journeys and cultural contributions of six Black Canadian artists, some famous and some lesser-known.

Source: cbc.ca
Everything you need to know about the 5 finalists for $60K Atwood Gibson Writers' Trust Fiction Prize - Vimarsana News

Everything you need to know about the 5 finalists for $60K Atwood Gibson Writers' Trust Fiction Prize

The award, named after Margaret Atwood and Graeme Gibson, recognizes the best Canadian fiction of the year. The winner will be announced on Nov. 21.

Source: cbc.ca