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Cambodia Day event, part of Asian World Film Festival, takes place in Long Beach Friday - Vimarsana News

Cambodia Day event, part of Asian World Film Festival, takes place in Long Beach Friday

The Asian World Film Festival, which celebrates and showcases Asian cinema from across the globe, has been underway in Culver City since Nov. 8.

Film fest promotes local, draws overseas talent - Vimarsana News

Film fest promotes local, draws overseas talent

The 12th Cambodia International Film Festival (CIFF), scheduled from May 30 to June 4, is set to captivate audiences and filmmakers alike with a diverse selection of 144 films from 34 countries.

'Surviving Bokator' revives lost art - Vimarsana News

'Surviving Bokator' revives lost art

Surviving Bokator tells the true story of Cambodian Bokator martial arts masters and their students as they journey to perfect their fighting skills. The documentary captures the challenges they face to revive and master the long-lost discipline of Bokator fighting.

Accused of a 'betrayal' of voters, Tory defends request for expanded 'strong mayor' powers - Vimarsana News

Accused of a 'betrayal' of voters, Tory defends request for expanded 'strong mayor' powers

Toronto Mayor John Tory is defending his request to the provincial government to strengthen a key provision of the "strong mayor" powers, as some city councillors accuse him of betraying the city's voters.

Source: cbc.ca
Got a loved one in long-term care in Waterloo region? They could be on antipsychotics without a diagnosis - Vimarsana News

Got a loved one in long-term care in Waterloo region? They could be on antipsychotics without a diagnosis

"A lot of it has to do with not enough nurses to look after persons with dementia to understand why they might be expressing certain behaviours," said George Heckman, a geriatrician and the Schlegel Research Chair of Geriatric Medicine at the University of Waterloo.

Source: cbc.ca