History to make you proud of being a CanadianBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor In 1793, Upper Canada (now known as Ontario) passed an Anti-Slavery Act and Prince Edward Island also…
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Early 2000s Canadian childhood summarizedBy Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Growing up in Canada means having a very niche collection of memories, partly because of CRTC laws regulating entertainment broadcasters to…
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Hot days equal cold drinksBy Craig Allan, Business Manager Summer is here, and by the looks of it, it is going to be a hot one as temperatures in the…
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Outfits featuring red and white, or orange to commemorate residential school victimsBy Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor This year, some Canadians are opting to adorn orange instead of the classic red…
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The run-down on camping in a non-designated camp siteBy CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer This Canada issue could not be complete without including an ode to the Lower Mainland’s temperate rainforests.…
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A better way to spend Canada DayBy Morgan Hannah, Life & Style Editor With hot days upon us and an unusual Canada Day on the horizon, one activity that has…
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A five-episode series about a mixed-race Indigenous teen searching for truth By Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist Canada Day is like any other day in the sense that it’s an opportunity…
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A review of the ‘Imagine Van Gogh’ exhibitionBy Nhi ‘Jenny’ Vo, Production Assistant What’s the point of staring at different still rectangular pieces painted by dead people? I’ve always thought…
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2021 Vancouver International Jazz Festival previewBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist In the past year, many concerts and festivals were either cancelled or delayed. Any events that went on had to…
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An analysis of the protest song’s current relevance By CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer Willie Dunn’s “I Pity the Country” is a visceral protest song, meditating on his and other Indigenous…