A recent law was signed by the Governor of Indiana on March 26, entitled the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. The law legalizes a business ownerâs âfree exercise rightâ to practice their religion, protecting them from government intervention.
Since long before the term âon fleekâ entered our collective lexicons, Iâve been obsessed with eyebrows. My quest for perfection probably began when I was about 10 years old, and noticed that my wily, wild, Scottish-moor-esque eyebrows looked slightly âodd.â
On April 5, two freight cars from a CN Rail train derailed from their track in New Westminster.
On April 2 the Kwikwetlem First Nation in Coquitlam re-elected Ron Giesbrecht as chief of the collective, despite controversy over his previous leadership.
In my last article, I extolled the virtues of martial arts practice as a complete form of exercise that addresses all aspects of physical conditioning. I was subsequently bombarded by a gaggle of SportSci students insisting that combat isnât a weight-bearing exercise.
Two new hepatitis C medications, sold under brand names Sovaldi and Harvoni, are now covered under BC PharmaCare to treat chronic hepatitis C (HCV or hep C).
As a treat for surviving my semester up until finals, I decided to indulge in a bit of fast-foodâbut finding that perfect burger and fries when youâre a vegetarian can be tough.
The Lower Mainland is well-known for its proliferation of pizza shops. Everyone always seems to be on the run from one place to another, and we often donât have time to sit down for a full meal.
The Amelia Douglas Gallery at Douglas College has featured many amazing art exhibits from BC artists, but is now looking for something even more local.
Sometimes it gets boring playing the same old games over and over again. Monopoly just isnât doing it for you anymore, and youâve memorized every card in Cards Against Humanity.
