Graphic with the Pathways logo and the text “We’re Hiring: Administrative Manager.” Below, a button-style banner reads “View the job posting: manypathways.ca/join-our-team/” on a light background with abstract grid and dotted line design elements in teal and blue.

Pathways is hiring a part-time Administrative Manager!

🔗View the full job posting and application at manypathways.ca/join-our-team/

⏰The posting closes on Friday, February 13th at 5:00pm PT.

Pay-what-you-can admission coming to 3 Vancouver museums Three museums located on Vancouver’s waterfront are hoping to encourage more visitors and eliminate financial barriers by bringing in monthly admission-by-donation.

The Vancouver Maritime Museum, Museum of Vancouver, and H.R. MacMillan Space Centre are inviting the public to Vanier Park on the first Sunday of each month for Pay-What-You-Can Days, beginning February 1, 2026.
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We’re closing 'NDN Giver' with a virtual panel discussion featuring the artists Skil Jaadee White, K.C. Hall, and Glathba Charlie Brown, moderated by guest curator Amelia Rea. 🙌

🗓️ February 19th
🕚 5:30 – 7:30 pm
🎟️ Free admission

👉 Register here: us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi...

#IndigenousArtists

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I am nominated under the Reconciliation category if you want to vote for me.

Comparison of the GDP of culture and other sectors of the economy Culture is about 3% of the Canadian economy, roughly the same as oil and gas extraction

The data comes from a 2025 Hill Strategies report statsinsights.hillstrategies.com/p/gdp-compar...

A grid of 14 profile photos, each of a Pathways guide, encricles the Pathways logo and navy blue text "Meet the Guides"

What is a Pathways Guide?

Guides act as program companions + accountability partners They bring different perspectives + strengths + are committed to caring for their community, their participants, and elevating others.

Museum of Vancouver Exhibits Its Decolonization Efforts | The Tyee Redress and repatriation contribute to stronger relationships with Indigenous communities.

How the MOV is working toward repatriation, community engagement and research that reconnects Indigenous belongings to their histories.

Learn traditional Salish weaving directly from Chepximiya Siyam Chief Janice George and Skwetsimeltxw Willard (Buddy) Joseph on Saturday, May 31 at MOV!

No prior weaving experience necessary! All are welcome to joint this introductory workshop, you'll weave a wool pendant using two strand twining.

Panel Alert! This online discussion will provide an opportunity to critically reflect on the tools we use in our work and offer strategies for communicating online and building audiences without further empowering companies that are actively contributing to harm.

Register here: shorturl.at/KVn1f