True North strong and free for refugees?
In the aftermath of the attacks in Paris, millions of Syrian refugees remain in the process of finding a better life outside their home country.
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Saanich-Gulf Islands boasts highest voter turnout in BC
In 2008, the Vancouver Island riding of Saanich-Gulf Islands had a modest voter turnout of 70.40 per cent.
Trudeau government to begin inquiry on missing indigenous women
Staying true to their election promise of beginning an inquiry into the numerous cases of missing and murdered Aboriginal women, the Liberal Party will be launching an inquiry by the end of November.
Revolutionary new hope for brain cancer patients
Recently, neuroscientists at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre in Toronto have made significant progress in how brain cancer is treated.
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.
The recycling rip-off: paper cups
For many people, their coffee on-the-go comes from either the beloved Tim Hortons, the ever-growing Starbucks, or the most economic choice, McDonalds.