Canada
Jacob Aron Leung (he/him) is a Chinese Canadian journalist based in Vancouver, B.C. With articles published in outlets such as The Tyee, CBC and Xtra, he holds a passion for reporting on how people connect through shared identity.
Despite his heritage, Jacob only speaks English but he becomes fluent in Cantonese when ordering a Hong Kong-style iced tea. He also operates a blog about K-pop-related news in Vancouver, Vancity K-pop Reports, in his spare time.
Since his debut with The Boyz in 2017, JACOB has gradually accumulated lyric-writing and composition credits across the group's discography.
The latest instalment of Nintendo's life-sim game breaks ground with new Mii gender, pronoun and attraction options
Deanna Klymkiw tells Xtra about playing the franchise's first out lesbian, and her career pivot since
Doug Ford has forced Ontario public servants back into the office. Trans workers fear the fallout
TWICE 's decision to film their 2017 music video for "Likey" in Vancouver, B.C. left many Western Canadians yearning for a proper concert in the city. The group fulfilled that years-long dream when they brought their [THIS IS FOR] world tour to North America on January 9.
LIYVZ, who also goes by Lindiwe "Lindi" Senzeni Sibongo, began realizing her dream of becoming a singer when she was a child.
Techcouver is an online publication providing real-time reporting and analysis of emerging technology news in Vancouver and throughout British Columbia.
Vancouver K-pop clubs and shops are supporting fans through celebrations, gatherings and activities devoted to the genre and its performers, bringing people from across Metro Vancouver together.
These opportunities are often locked to the Asian market. Fan calls hosted by stores outside of Asia remain rare.
How Chronically Queer makes space for connection and sharing - and makes change.
