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Canucks celebrate Lunar New Year with stunning red jerseys (PHOTOS) - Vimarsana News

Canucks celebrate Lunar New Year with stunning red jerseys (PHOTOS)

The Vancouver Canucks will wear a spectacular custom warm-up jersey for the fourth annual Lunar New Year Game on January 25. 

Statue of Chief Tomochichi installed at Millennium Gate in Atlanta GA - Vimarsana News

Statue of Chief Tomochichi installed at Millennium Gate in Atlanta GA

While it was placed at the Millennium Gate Museum on Monday, it could move to Rodney Cook Sr. Park in Vine City by 2022, says Cook Jr.

Letter to the Editor: Erin Miller - Vimarsana News

Letter to the Editor: Erin Miller

If you would like your letter to be published, please write 200 words or less, include your name, phone number and email, and send it to editor@atljewishtimes.com.

New vision for Gastown narrows roads for pedestrian spaces, relocates Steam Clock - Vimarsana News

New vision for Gastown narrows roads for pedestrian spaces, relocates Steam Clock

“Changes to calm traffic, define places to gather, and create a robust pedestrian network, expand the area, quality and variety of social spaces in Gastown. This is an enticement for visitors, workers and residents to spend more time in Gastown and may have a positive effect on individual and community well-being, as well as, support for local businesses,” reads the study. “Creating spaces that can easily host events with minimal or no traffic disruptions, provides more opportunities for Gastown residents, organizations, and businesses to express their identities through activities in t...

Two Vancouver men take battle against anti-Asian hate crime into their own hands - Vimarsana News

Two Vancouver men take battle against anti-Asian hate crime into their own hands

'This is a clear barrier to justice here' Ngo came face to face with hate earlier this month when someone hurled racist slurs at him and then proceeded to throw garbage at him. "I was ... stunned and realized it could happen to anybody. Not just the elderly and those who don't know how to speak English," Ngo says. That was his turning point. He tried to report the crime on the Vancouver Police Department website but found the form was only available in simplified and traditional Chinese — not English. "East Asian doesn't mean Chinese, it also means Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean, those wh...

Source: cbc.ca