Crescente Prieto Tax refunds will always be welcomed by those who have had to work and study during the last year, especially if you are living in an expensive place
Luisa Cunha In today’s age, we are surrounded by information from online sources. We may read the news on Facebook, receive a message about an interesting scientific article on WhatsApp,
By Lucía Garrido Imagine a gender-equal world: free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A diverse, equitable, and inclusive world where difference is valued and celebrated. March 8 is International Women’s
Luisa Cunha Three years after the pandemic’s start, we at Latincouver and in Canada have learned many lessons about COVID-19, how to take care of our health, and be resilient
By Lucia Doménica Latincouver is always thinking about the best ways to ease your arrival to this beautiful country, but not only that! We also remember symbolic dates that exist
We are delighted to invite you to have the opportunity to connect with the Latin community and our partners. This is our special gala event and we are going to recognize
By Ana Morales It has been two years since the 2020 pandemic and a single year from the first round of COVID vaccines that were launched around the globe. At
Christmas season is here and in each country is customary to have different traditions, as in this case is BOXING DAY in Canada in fact this day is celebrated not
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She works as Vice President, Operations and Finance, at Howard Employment Law.
She serves as Chair for Alliance Française and as a Director for Latincouver.
Before moving to Vancouver, Marie-Claire was a journalist in her native France and in Toronto. She has been a resident of Vancouver for over 30 years, living downtown, in the West End, and in Kitsilano.
By Gabriella Rodrigues What needs to be done in order to make mental health care a reality for people all over the world? This is the question that many stakeholders
The new vaccine activates a strong immune response, fighting the original coronavirus and the Omicron variant By Marianne Bechara Great news for British Columbia’s citizens: a bivalent booster for COVID-19
The most famous Mexican holiday involves history, symbols, and beliefs; the event is among the themes of the Latin American Heritage Month By Marianne Bechara Traditions are a great way
The government is investing on distress centres after surge in demand during COVID-19 pandemic By Pedro Gandra Since COVID-19 pandemic emerged, we have been put in a reality of social
The theme for this year is “The role of Indigenous women in the preservation and transmission of traditional knowledge” By Marianne Bechara Created by the United Nations in 1994, the
By Maria del Pilar Panizo It seems like children in British Columbia between six months and four years of age will be soon eligible to register and receive the protection
By Gabriella Rodrigues In 2021, Canada exceeded its immigration target by welcoming more than 405,000 new permanent residents. The number is a record; the country has only surpassed 400,000 newcomers in
By Gabriella Rodrigues It has been widely stated that pandemics changed many habits, perceptions, and aspirations. And when it comes to the latter, the topic career seems at the top
The event, also known as Pink Shirt Day, turns fifteen years old today. Learn more about its history and how it spread from Canada to the rest of the world.
You might have heard about how big carnaval is in Latin America, but do you know its history or how it is celebrated? Keep reading to know more about it!
By Gabriella Rodrigues In 2019, the World Health Organization (WHO) recognized workplace burnout as an occupational phenomenon. Though not deemed as a medical condition, it has been defined as “chronic
Supporting local businesses is a growing trend in many parts of the world, and Canada is no exception. Keep reading to learn about its benefits and how to be part
This year, while celebrating migrants’ contributions to society, recognizing the hardships they face because of COVID-19 is just as important. By Pierina D’Amico Photo: World Refugee & Migration Council. In
By Gabriella Rodrigues On December 6, 1989, an armed student murdered 14 women and injured other 10 in the name of “fighting feminism”. The act of violent misogyny happened at
On December 5th, the United Nations celebrates volunteers all over the world with the hashtag #IVD2021. By Pierina D’Amico In 1985, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) invited all countries
The Government of Canada announced that CoronaVac vaccine, by Sinovac (China), will be approved for travelers entering Canada as fully vaccinated, no quarantine required, from November 30th. Therefore, everyone who
Next November 26th, Salsa takes over town! Rumba Calzada and special guests Sara Magal and Frankie Hidalgo will perform at The Vancouver playhouse. This tropical take on the Holidays classics
The music genre, born in Rio de Janeiro during the mid 1950s, is typically associated with samba and jazz – but it’s much more than that. By Pierina D’Amico The
The Argentine city dedicated every day from October 30th to November 6th to honor the LGBTIQ+ community. Por: Pierina D’Amico Wearing the colors of the rainbow, the City of Buenos
On September 20, a new Canadian Prime Minister is being elected. If you are a Canadian Citizen, it’s your civil right and duty to vote. Voting is a privilege and
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Javier founded DPI Digital People Inc in Vancouver in 1996 when he moved to Canada, following the success of his businesses in Mexico City.
