Fishy businessBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor Warmer water holds more oxygen, and this makes it harder for cold-water fish to breathe. And, since they are cold-blooded, it is harder for…
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Party leaders have many plans for the environment and other issues like racism and COVID-19 regulationsBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist The Conservative Party led by Erin O’Toole has similar values…
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A look at each party’s approach to environmental issues By Craig Allan, Business Manager Evidence shows that Jagmeet Singh may be getting a bit hot under the collar when it…
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Province holds sway in federal election results By Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor In case Canadians weren’t already sick of surprise elections, we may find out if there is to be…
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WHO and CDC also advise against vaccine mixing until further research is doneBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor Many countries are rushing to get most of the population vaccinated, but that…
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Coronavirus vaccines updateBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist The coronavirus pandemic might be coming to an end this fall in Canada, but there is a surge in cases in some countries…
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Discovery of remains reopens Canada’s dark history By Brandon Yip, Senior Columnist A former residential school in Kamloops, BC, is the site of a recent gruesome discovery. Preliminary findings from…
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Provincial government announces plan for phase fourBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist After a surge of cases during the holiday season last winter led to the third wave, we got to…
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High adoption rates sparks new issues for animal sheltersBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor “Breeders know that people would prefer to rescue animals, they will put online posts on Kijiji and…
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Allowing pets into offices may help pets deal with separation anxiety By Alexis Zygan, Staff Writer According to veterinary behaviour studies, twenty to forty percent of dogs experience separation anxiety—an illness…
