Trout Lake at John Hendry Park, Victoria Drive and 15th Avenue. As dusk falls over Trout Lake at John Hendry Park in East Vancouver, families and friends come together from far and wide to witness an extraordinary celebration of light. The Illuminares Lantern Procession includes an amazing show of art, music, dance, fire sculptures, and torch choreography. Come and enjoy! A Tiny Seed Child Care.

BCLA Diversity Multicultural Services Committee Blog. This is the former blog space for the BCLA Diversity and Multicultural Services Committee. Visit the BCLA Multicultural Services Committee webpage. For our latest news, meeting minutes and resources on connecting diverse and multicultural communities to libraries.

This is the classroom beyond the classroom. Find below various posts and links to support your curriculum. You are invited to post comments that contribute to a virtual forum for thoughtful,creative and critical discussion. The human mind is fascinating, post what YOU THINK. Tuesday, September 24, 2013.

Building a more welcoming and inclusive Burnaby for all. Burnaby Immigrant Programs and Services. Immigrants and the Labour Market in Burnaby. The Strategic Plan for Immigrant and Refugee Settlement in Burnaby. Burnaby Immigrant Programs and Services.

Books, Movies, Music. Help newcomers discover the library! Are you a permanent resident and enthusiastic about libraries? Learn how you can help newcomers as a Library Champion. Checkout a Human Book! Meet and talk to living books a psychic, a convict, and more in our Human Library. May 23, 1pm, Metrotown. Get a job at BPL? .

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February 15 to March 15. The Chutzpah! Festival delivers audiences work that is forward-. February 24 to March 4. The heart of the festival is the. Tasting Room , where the public can choose from 800 wines at four Internati.

Some of you may have noticed the colourful art object hanging from the ceiling near the study tables on the Kingsway side of the building. 30 students from the Ceramics and Sculpture Class of teacher Donna Clark at Alpha Secondary created this green art installation after a fieldtrip to view the green features of the new Tommy Douglas Library. Beyond this, the high ceiling also contributes to the daylighting of the space by.