Chong Lee Market has been at Rupert and 22nd since 1993 in a building that was almost 80 years old.
Advocates, organizations, and locals met up to work on ways to make Vancouver more accessible to all.
Fewer than 100 people practice the Japanese martial art of kyudo in Canada.
Asian Canadian diasporic perspectives and histories find a voice in this unique art gallery in Vancouver.
Seniors’ Mid-Autumn Festival event highlights need for community gatherings in Vancouver’s Chinatown
The event's main goal is to provide a way to combat isolation in the senior population while celebrating and sharing Chinese culture.
The acquisition of the assisted care facility offers renewed security for seniors, allowing residents to age gracefully without the fear of being
100 years since the Chinese Exclusion Act, a museum that documents Chinese Canadians’ harrowing journey opened its doors on July 1.
Workshops in this POC-majority neighbourhood offer “an easy way for people to connect,” according to program creator Ryan Ng.
YWCA Metro Vancouver launched a program focused on helping refugee women with their resettlement process in the Lower Mainland.
A group of Vancouver-based university students have taken it upon themselves to improve the lot of classmates who are refugees in Canada.