‘The Drop’ contemporary artwork analysis By Naomi Ambrose, Staff Writer The Drop is a towering, 20-metre, outdoor sculpture located at the Bon Voyage Plaza next to the east side…
Getting used to plastic reduction By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist Small products can lead to big problems. This is definitely the case when it comes to the amount of…
Zero-waste products shouldn’t create unnecessary waste By Roshni Riar, Staff Writer Listen, I know stainless steel straws are cool and flashy, and those funky beeswax wraps are way cuter…
Makes children healthy, bloodthirsty, lean By Isabelle Orr, Entertainment Editor Dozens of Metro Vancouver citizens were startled last Tuesday at the sight of multiple packs of children running wild…
By Bex Peterson, Editor-in-Chief For this Lettitor I’ll be talking about dragons—but for once, I won’t be talking about Dragon Age. Professor Robert Gifford of the University of Victoria…
By Bex Peterson, Editor-in-Chief For this Lettitor I’ll be talking about dragons—but for once, I won’t be talking about Dragon Age. Professor Robert Gifford of the University of Victoria…
Zero-waste products shouldn’t create unnecessary waste By Roshni Riar, Staff Writer Listen, I know stainless steel straws are cool and flashy, and those funky beeswax wraps are way cuter…
Veganism is not for babies By Jessica Berget, Opinions Editor There is a disturbing trend of people forcing veganism on others. Dogs, cats, and now even babies are being…
Our goal should be to reduce animal use, not eliminate it By Jessica Berget, Opinions Editor I’m not going to lie, I feel guilty eating meat sometimes. In this…
Every little contribution makes a difference By Caroline Ho, Assistant Editor Individual effort can and does make an impact when it comes to saving the planet. Yes, the giant,…
Our lifestyle is inevitably unsustainable but it’s still important to do your part By Jessica Berget, Opinions Editor Many celebrities get praise for doing their part for the ecosystem,…