Every Wednesday our friends at The Georgia Straight give us something new to share with you here on the blog: a preview of what you'll see on the front of - and inside - their paper the next day. As you likely already know, they're the source for lifestyle and entertainment stories in Vancouver. Along with their robust online presence they release a printed publication which is distributed all over Vancouver each Thursday.
This issue is the 2,419th and it has two themes: the DOXA Festival (stories HERE and film reviews HERE) and Education (stories HERE) Here are some of the stories and below are some links to stories you can check out before you grab the physical paper:
- Truth is stranger than fiction at the 2014 DOXA Documentary Film Festival by Adrian Mack
- Schools help students crack the job market by Carlito Pablo
- Komagata Maru centenary sheds light on hidden history of Canada's racist past by Charlie Smith
- EA Canada software engineer teaches computer programming in Nunavut by Blaine Kyllo
- Vancouver International Burlesque Festival performer Kitten Natividad is finally getting the respect she deserves by Adrian Mack
Pick up a copy of the Straight wherever you are tomorrow!
