Elections ads: the review
With the federal election over, either Stephen Harper is still our prime minister, or we have a new one.
The last will and testament of Sherman Shore, film critic extraordinaire
My dearest Shawna,
You know me, your caring husband, quite well. So you must remember—on our honeymoon, when we went dune buggying on the smooth, sandy hills of Cairo—my personal prediction about my own untimely and early death.
Goodman vs. Murdock
After evading the Drug Enforcement Administration for more than a year, the mystery drug kingpin known only as Heisenberg was revealed to be Walter White, a terminally-ill New Mexico high-school chemistry teacher.
Green Party sweeps election
In a surprising twist during Monday’s election, Elizabeth May and the Green Party claimed a majority government, establishing the event as the most unexpected moment in the history of Canadian politics.
Compass card SkyTrain barriers finally see action
TransLink has decided to put into action the barrier gates that have been installed at SkyTrain stations across Vancouver, to the demise of many.
Staying strong
The end of the soccer season is nigh, and there is one word on everybody’s mind: playoffs.
Setting up
Strong. That is just one of the many words home crowd fans could use when asked about the men’s volleyball team.
Fighting Fit: Not personal, just business
The martial arts are typically practiced in large groups.
New season packed with potential
For every team in any sport, a new season is like the start of college all over again. There are nerves, first day jitters, and uncertainty.