Vancouver artist and historian awarded national arts awards
17-09-2026 23:43 via vancouversun.com

Vancouver artist and historian awarded national arts awards

Vancouver’s Roger Lee and Carole Itter were among the winners when the Canada Council for the Arts announced the 2026 Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts (GGArts) on Sept. 16. Read More
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