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The accolades keeping coming for a film shot in the North Cariboo SHARE ON: (Photo supplied by Amy Newman) Nam Sing: A man for Gold Mountain was a finalist for Best Film in the Best Web and New Media category at the Indie Film Festival in Los Angeles. That caps off a year that also saw the film nominated in the Top Shorts festival and the Los Angeles Film Awards where it won for best costume design. Richard Wright, the Director, and Director of Photography spoke with Vista Radio. “Winning the awards gives you acceptance, it sort of shows that you’re on the right track with your peers, th...

The accolades keeping coming for a film that was shot in the North Cariboo. SHARE ON: Photo Amy Newman Nam Sing: A man for Gold Mountain was a finalist for Best Film in the Best Web and New Media category at the Indie Film Festival in Los Angeles. That caps off a year that also saw the film nominated in the Top Shorts festival and the Los Angeles Film Awards where it won for best costume design. Richard Wright, the Director and Director of Photography… “Winning the awards gives you acceptance, it sort of shows that you’re on the right track with your peers, that your peers appreciate t...

Cities are well positioned to build lifelong learning systems that can help workers pursue education and training throughout their careers. With the power to convene and connect stakeholders, including employers and training providers, highlight skill and job needs, and conduct evaluations of existing programs, city governments can address many of the challenges outlined in this report. To date, however, cities have not played a prominent role in helping adult residents access or understand what education and training options are available. This blog post is an excerpt from the Future of Wor...

BBC News By Jenny Rees Published image captionThe length of the court process may deter some victims from reporting crime, the New Pathways support service says Police and prosecutors need more resources as sexual assault and rape investigations are taking longer, a charity that supports victims has said. New Pathways said some cases took "years" to go through the courts. One victim urged people to make the most of the support available, rather than "let things spiral". The UK government said a review of how rape and serious sexual offences were dealt with was due to be published by the end...