# Christopher Cheung

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Pull Quotes – S7E4 – Race and Representation with Christopher Cheung

Reema Najjar sits with Christopher Cheung, journalist and author of Under the White Gaze, to discuss race and representation in Canadian journalism. This episode was recorded on Cheung’s last day at The Tyee. Read the transcript Guest Bio Christopher Cheung was previously at The Ty…

Episode 32: Prospective Evaluation for Asymptomatic Cerebral Emboli after PFA of AFib (PEACE-AF)

HRS 2025 Abstract Highlight: #HRStv host Suneet Mittal, MD, FHRS, was joined by Christopher Cheung, MD, MPH to discuss Prospective Evaluation for Asymptomatic Cerebral Emboli after Pulsed Field Ablation of Atrial Fibrillation (PEACE-AF). Want to explore more content? Catch the full video versions …

Christopher Cheung talks about the need for conversations of race when we're talking about media

ABOUT THIS EPISODE: In this episode, host Megan Cole talks to Christopher Cheung. Chris' book, Under the White Gaze: Solving the Problem of Race and Representation in Canadian Journalism, was a finalist for the 2025 Jim Deva Prize for Writing that Provokes. In their conversation, Chris talks about …

Amazing Brentwood

It transformed from a somewhat generic suburban mall to a collection of shiny towers and anchor tenants, but as an actual mall, is The Amazing Brentwood really amazing? Episode Guest: Vancouver writer and journalist Christopher Cheung. Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com

Crystal Mall

The year was 2000, and across the street from the mighty Metrotown, something new was coming to the City of Burnaby. Even with a famed planner and architect behind a new project, this plan for a new mall was raising eyebrows for all its unorthodox choices. Then it opened, and a new reality crystall…

Empire Centre

Smushed between much bigger Richmond options, does a great food court, one weird hallway, and one bad parking lot make a good mall? Episode Guest: Vancouver writer and journalist Christopher Cheung. Theme music composed by Tom Whalen, www.echomenace.com

What Does It Take to Make a Life in the City? A vital exploration of class, race and power

Christopher Cheung's new book is an immersive exploration of how class, race and power shape the stories we tell about Vancouver. Very Vancouver: Uncovering the Soul of a West Coast CityChristopher CheungECW Press (2026) To know Christopher Cheung is to have several inside jokes on the burner at al…