Controlling cannabis
Of the many election promises Justin Trudeau made during his marathon campaign, there was one in particular that struck a chord with some Vancouverites.
Missing person’s case resolved quickly, questioned by public
Alyssa Amarshi, a 25-year-old woman from Vancouver, was reported missing when she did not come home when expected on November 8.
Tragedy strikes in city of love
What started out as a typical Friday night in Paris ended with tragedy when a series of organized attacks were performed throughout the city, resulting in the deaths of 124 civilians and over 300 injured.
An extra shot of employment: Starbucks Canada’s initiative
For those unemployed in Vancouver, Starbucks Canada has invigorated the potential job market.
Eye strain? No problem!
In the digital age, most people have spent a lot of time staring at a computer screen, often for hours on end—it might be for a job, a final research essay, a game, or a Netflix binge.
Simple steps that will lead to success in the casino
The first associations that arise at the mention of the game of roulette, and no matter which of its incarnations…
Forgetting
Somewhat ironically, there is an occasion often lost in the hurried commercial changeover between Halloween and Christmas.
eSports: A new viable career?
eSports are a growing phenomenon within the entertainment industry. But what exactly is this trending genre of entertainment, which is on the cusp of becoming its own industry?
Canadian Tire-d of this bullshit
With the Canadian dollar nearing an all-time low, some citizens have taken the liberty of converting their money into the more stable Canadian Tire Dollar.
Eight things scientifically proven to potentially give you cancer
Processed meats. A recent scientific study has revealed that processed meats (crispy bacon, salty sausages, the slices of ham in that sandwich you had at lunch) have a proven association with the risk of cancer.