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Show and/or sell your artwork at VCC Building B Event Space!

CLBC Parent Info Session: Transitioning Deaf Plus Youth to CLBC Services

Upcoming Accessible Community Safety / FireSmart Forum with ASL Translators

Join us at the Vancouver Art Book Fair on May 15–17, at the Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Centre in Vancouver.

Vancouver BC, Apr 22nd, 2026 | SUM gallery (#425-268 Keefer St.), Canada’s premiere Queer-mandated art gallery, is proud to present hyperfiXation.

Every May, Outsiders and Others presents an exhibition that honours Mental Health Awareness Month for two very important reasons. First, we believe that the more we talk about sensitive subjects, the more we can normalize these conversations. Second, we recognize the deep historical connection between mental health and the genre of outsider art.

Our final three summer positions are announced. View the full details and apply today!

Two out of 5 positions announced, see the details!

Deaf Well-Being Program is coming down to the Okanagan to present on how social media and world events can impact stress, tools and coping strategies to feel more grounded and in control.

See the announcement from Megan and Tammy.

GVAD and BCAD have clarified their roles: GVAD focuses on the Greater Vancouver area (Whistler to Hope), while BCAD provides provincial-level advocacy and support for the rest of British Columbia. This partnership ensures dedicated resources for the entire BC Deaf community.

HEARD discusses the spectrum of Deaf and HoH, signed languages and spoken languages, and identities.

We are hosting a FoodSafe Level 1 course taught in ASL. At our request, a certified instructor fluent in ASL will visit the Lower Mainland to lead the course!

BEHOLD bonsai versions of each 10 Minute Play in the Or Festival 6

The Burnaby School District is currently recruiting for Casual On-Call and Temporary Full-time Sign Language Interpreters to work at the Burnaby School District.

HEARD, a documentary by Hard-of-Hearing filmmaker Brian Ceci, screens this Sunday, April 19 at the Rio Theatre in Vancouver.