Unexpected events at Port Coquitlam debate
This year’s federal election is a three-way race between the Conservative Party, the New Democratic Party, and the Liberal Party, and anyone could win on election day.
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Respect your elders; they now outnumber you
All around the world, signs of humankind aging litter the land.
Controversial plans, French debate reopens niqab and Senate controversies
Week eight of the election started off with a promise by Liberal Party leader Justin Trudeau to cancel the Conservatives’ plan to spend $44 billion on F-35 fighter jets.
Federal minimum wage to $15 sparks squabble during debate
Amid the torrent of interruptions, arguments, and general chaos that impeded the Federal Leaders’ Debate last Thursday, the matter of the NDP’s proposed $15-an-hour federal minimum wage was brought up and dropped over the span of a few minutes in a conversation between Liberal leader Justin Trudeau and NDP leader Thomas Mulcair, with incumbent Stephen Harper watching the exchange from the sidelines.
Konami controversy continues
A Konami representative denied the accusation during an interview this week with Nintendo Life, following recent reports from news sites Gameblog and Eurogamer that the game developer would cease producing titles for their flagship game franchises in favor of mobile gaming apps and licenced pachinko machines.
Plans continue to move forward for Sapperton Green development
An upcoming development in New Westminster will be further modernizing the up-and-coming Sapperton district.
Volkswagen emits controversy
Automotive manufacturer Volkswagen is facing major repercussions after evidence was released that revealed the manufacturer had falsified results on their emissions tests.
Wolves, Miley Cyrus, and bears
Pacific Wild, a conservation group in BC, has recently received a spotlight on their cause with the help of Miley Cyrus.
Water restrictions lightened as drought comes to an end
Owners of dirty cars and brown lawns can rejoice as the strict water restrictions that had been placed on Metro Vancouver have been eased.