Alicia Wooding navigates the Vancouver ballroom dancing scene.

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Bollywood conjures up many images of spectacular dance numbers, opulent sets, hyperbolic acting and general mindless fun. Since the beginning of Indian cinema, religion and faith have influenced the story lines that create the largest film industry in the world today.

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Brideshead Revisited (1981) Directed by Derek Granger (Based on the novel by Evelyn Waugh)

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Five films that bring together youth and seniors, reviewed by Rumnique Nannar.

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Wisdoms of writing, growing older, and fishing brotherhood.

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Narrated by a child, set in India, England and Canada, A Little Distillery in Nowgong is a brilliant and gripping tale that spans four generations of family.

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Body Breakdowns is a book that gently and sincerely pokes at the very lining of our existence with a sharp stick.

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Thomas Pawlick’s The War in the Country examines cases in which municipal, provincial, and federal governments’ have used policy to support industrial agriculture, gas, and mining operations in rural Canadian communities.

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Jacob’s Prayer is a collection of the personal stories, poems and pictures about the author’s experience being a white teacher trying to make a home on the Akali Lake First Nations Reserve up in the Cariboo.

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This book is barely a book, more of a collection of paper dolls for grown-ups.

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