At Moving Forward Family Services, we are dedicated to providing accessible, low-barrier counselling services to seniors and marginalized groups across Canada. Our mission is to create “A world without sorrow,” where everyone has the opportunity to receive the mental health support they deserve.
Festival features 56 artists selected by new inclusive curatorial committee, highlighting diversity and community collaboration
Canada’s history is woven from countless diverse stories, each contributing to the strength and richness of our nation’s cultural fabric. By sharing these stories, we foster understanding, build bridges, and bring communities closer together.
PICS Society is organizing a Car Rally and Walk on September 6th, 2024 to bring awareness to the rising incidents of gang violence and drug abuse throughout the lower mainland.
Launching ceremony of the Canadian Coast Guard’s Offshore Oceanographic Science Vessel (OOSV) on the morning of August 17th at Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards.
Vancouver-based artist and philanthropist supports Canada’s leading non-profit organization dedicated to youth arts education
Progressive Intercultural Community Services (PICS) Society proudly announces the successful opening of its new office in Prince George, BC, located at Unit 203 – 715 Victoria Street. This significant expansion reflects PICS Society’s unwavering commitment to supporting skilled immigrants, seniors, international students, and other community members throughout Northern BC.
Interculturalism theme aims to celebrate diversity and nurture cross-cultural understanding through the arts
The PICS Surrey Mega Job Fair, held at the North Surrey Sports and Ice Complex, marked another successful chapter in its history, attracting a diverse crowd of job seekers and exhibitors. The event, organized by the Progressive Intercultural Community Services (PICS) Society, saw participation from over 60 exhibitors and continued its tradition of fostering connections between potential employees and employers.
Following the remarkable success of its inaugural festival in 2024, the Sundar Prize Film Festival is set to return with an even more spectacular lineup in 2025. Last year’s festival saw overwhelming support with 58 sponsors, 24 published news articles, over 450 attendees, screenings of nine award-winning films, four insightful panel discussions, two vibrant networking receptions, and an engaging open mic session where filmmakers pitched their projects.
This August, IDA Canada, a national coalition of the International Downtown Association invites the public, the business community, and decision-makers to celebrate Downtown and Main Street Month.
Five years ago, the Vancouver Fo Guang Shan Temple in Richmond made a pledge to donate $50,000 to Richmond Hospital Foundation’s ACT NOW Campaign for the Yurkovich Family Pavilion, new acute care tower at Richmond Hospital. This past month, they completed their final donation of $10,000 – a generous gesture that will help launch a new era of health care in Richmond.
Inspiring the next generation through art and giving back, the Vancouver Artopia Youth Society held their seventh annual International Youth Arts Contest in Richmond on June 8th and raised $10,000 towards Richmond Hospital Foundation’s Medical Imaging Centre Campaign.
Estate come un Italiano! Kitchen Table Restaurants is welcoming g summer’s balmy rays with the third annual Summer Like An Italian campaign. Starting July 23, and running until September 21, the festivities are inspired by il dolce far niente, and beloved Italian traditions of fêting and feasting with loved ones.
Home + Away, a towering new sculpture commissioned by the City of Vancouver Public Art Program, is now open for all to enjoy at Empire Fields in Hastings Park.