First Nations tribes take a stand for bear populations By Eric Wilkins, Staff Writer In an effort to prevent trophy bear hunting, 10 First Nations tribes along the North and…
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A wise philosopher named Calvin once said: “You can’t just turn creativity on like a faucet. You have to be in the right mood.” Calvin was right. Some days,…
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By Kayla Steinman, Contributor From songs about autumn to songs that say goodbye, last Thursday’s Arts at One performance, courtesy of several Douglas alumni, did not disappoint. The show…
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The wonderful time I’ve had with ‘The Simpsons’ and how they need to go By Angela Espinoza, Arts Editor Season 24 of The Simpsons premieres on Sunday, September 30, the…
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By Sophie Isbister, Contributor 5/5 Released on September 18, a mere year and a half after 2011’s Eureka, local indie darlings Mother Mother leap out of the gate with The…
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Nyla Sunga’s ‘Rhythm Stories’ at Douglas College By Joel MacKenzie, Staff Writer Last Friday, September 21, at Douglas College’s Amelia Douglas Art Gallery, I was lucky enough to view Nyla…
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By Lauren Paulsen, Contributor 3/5 The Mob Doctor, an American series that premiered last Sunday night on Fox, as the name implies, is about a surgeon who works for the…
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By Angela Espinoza, Arts Editor 4/5 In the midst of its recent remake, it’s been impossible not to try and compare the 1995 Stallone so-bad-it’s-good version of Judge Dredd and…
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From sheep eyes to pickled herring By Anne Marie Abraham, Contributor You wake up with a pounding headache and you’re feeling nauseous. You can hardly remember the night before—except that…
