Former Mayor of New Westminster passes away
The flag at New Westminster City Hall was flying at half-mast to honour Tom Baker, the city’s mayor from 1982–1988.
Red seas rise in Vancouver
On September 10, a rally hosted by the Liberal Party took place at the South Hall in Vancouver.
Going Green with Kyle Routledge
Canada has already experienced an eventful election season, and there’s undoubtedly more to happen over the next six weeks before voters head to cast their ballots.
Syrian refugee crisis increasing in severity
It’s difficult to believe that what started as peaceful protest against the government in 2011 escalated to a full-blown war.
Polls show a tight race among party candidates
The race for Canada’s next government proved to be closer than ever this week.
Well, hi there
As I sit, penning my first Lettitor in the current calm of the OP office, I can’t help but wonder, “How on earth did I end up here?”
The silence of the lambs
Factory farming: the industrial process that converts carbohydrates to animal protein for mass distribution and consumption.
The nightmarish legacy of Wesley Earl Craven
When asked, you would be hard-pressed to find two people who see eye-to-eye on the words they use to define and attach meaning to the word “success.”
Lost tribes
News of uncontacted tribes has filtered into the press from time to time, but are there any undiscovered tribes, or is it purely sensational rut?
Vanpocalypse 3.0—the leading theories
As a group of student journalists, we here at the Other Press are dedicated, first and foremost, to bringing you the truth about what is going on in your world.