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Around Town: Lost souls, REconneXion, KAIROS: Fracking, Entrepreneurs . . .

by Flyn Ritchie • October 28, 2015 • 0 Comments

Jamie Taylor (James Hudson Taylor IV) was in town last weekend to help OMF Canada celebrate the 150th anniversary of James Hudson Taylor calling out to God on Brighton Beach for workers to help him take the gospel to the…

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Culture, Justice

Refugee response is gaining momentum around Metro Vancouver

by Flyn Ritchie • November 5, 2015 • 1 Comment

Churches and other public buildings may be necessary to house refugees in the short-term if Canada is to achieve its goal of bringing 25,000 refugees into the country. Chris Friesen, director of settlement services for Immigrant Services Society of BC…

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City, Urban Issues

Vancouver neighbourhoods: Sunset

by Jonathan Bird / Flyn Ritchie • October 28, 2015 • 0 Comments

Sunset is one of the most ethnically mixed of Vancouver neighbourhoods. Many Germans lived in the area following the Second World War and it has been a Sikh (Punjabi) enclave more recently. The Sunset neighbourhood covers everything south of 41st…

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Vancouver neighbourhoods: Kensington-Cedar Cottage

by Jonathan Bird / Flyn Ritchie • October 22, 2015 • 0 Comments

Kensington-Cedar Cottage consists of two historical neighbourhoods – Kensington and Cedar Cottage, which are south and north of Kingsway respectively. It sits in the centre of east Vancouver, offering stunning views of the city and the North Shore as one…

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Vancouver neighbourhoods: Riley Park

by Jonathan Bird / Flyn Ritchie • October 14, 2015 • 2 Comments

Riley Park – which for decades has been a highly stable neighborhood of middle class immigrants – is being gentrified as home buyers and business owners look for houses and stores that are more affordable than on the west side…

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Vancouver neighbourhoods: Mount Pleasant

by Jonathan Bird / Flyn Ritchie • November 5, 2015 • 1 Comment

Mount Pleasant is a highly dense, economically diverse community in the mid-north section of Vancouver. The area has been steadily gentrifying since the 1990s, and the trend has intensified in the last decade as mid-rise condos have gone up along…

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Around Town: Climate of Change, TWU’s Indigenous Institute, Obama & Robinson

by Flyn Ritchie • October 22, 2015 • 2 Comments

“This is a wonderful opportunity for the city and the church to work together.” So said moderator James Borkowski as he asked Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson and Roman Catholic Archbishop Michael Miller to address the Climate of Change symposium Wednesday…

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