Surprise, surprise!
It was a controversial game to say the least. The referee was centre stage as he issued two penalties and one red card, directly influencing the match
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Vancouver Whitecaps win 3-0 against Minnesota United
n order for them to keep their position as first in the west, they will need to continue to keep their defence unified and working as one unit.
A poor man’s Ultimate
Part of me assumed disc golf was the same thing as lawn bowling, but when the day came and I met my date at the course, I realized I was very, very mistaken.
Analysis: New Speaker shifts the balance of power in British Columbia
Coleman, however, called the act a “betrayal”
Grand opening of park a success
A zip-line, water play area, climbing wall, and a large slope slide.
Vancouver hosts final NDP leadership debate
“I hope to be the NDP version of Jagmeet Singh.” –Jagmeet Singh
IT help desk briefly overloaded
“The bulletin said the surge of calls and emails coincided with the start of the new semester, but the surge was bigger than usual this semester.”-Jason Dadswell, manager of client services for CEIT.
Pattullo Bridge replacement still unfunded after budget update
A report issued to the TransLink board of directors by Sany Zein, TransLink’s acting vice president of infrastructure management, on September 8, 2016 said the bridge “may be vulnerable” during an earthquake or extremely high wind.
The New National: Appealing to Millennials?
The new version of The National is an experiment, as the new hosts might be shortlisted for the show and when the audience decides who they like, that person will host it.
Is any utopia fundamentally flawed?
Does inequality make us unique? Are all the problems in humanity necessary parts of our society? It is depressing, but important, to think about.