Burquitlam neighbourhood gets a makeover
With the recent developments being implemented alongside the Evergreen Line, it should surprise no one that Coquitlam city officials have finally decided to improve the suburb of Burquitlam.
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Douglas College speaks on climate change and energy
On April 1, FortisBC and Douglas College will be putting on their energy and climate change themed event titled âClimate Change: Beyond the Headlines.â This is the third event that FortisBC and Douglas are doing together.
Douglas Spotlight: Real wealth is mental health
According to the Canadian Mental Health Association, one in five Canadians will experience mental illness, in one form or another, within their lifetime.
Have refugee resettlements reached the rim?
Recently, Vancouver took a five-day break from accepting any refugees.. At the moment, the current housing shortage is wreaking havoc across the Lower Mainland, and Syrian arrivals from months back are dealing with the situation.
About face
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Facebook, recently polluted social media feeds with a photo of himself on a run through Tiananmen Square as part of a fitness challenge âA Year of Running.â
Healthy cooking the right way
âMirror, mirror on the wall, which of these is the healthiest of the all?â
This is the question I ask pretty much every time I want to or have to eat anything. Like me, with infinite information available on Google and WebMD, many people are trying to incorporate a focus on health into their lifestyle.
Revolutionary new advertisements coming to Netflix
As of summer 2016, Netflix streamers are in for a treat, as the online platforms have decided to roll out a new look to their old advertisement
Damn Daniel: Life after the fame
It was everything a young teenage man could have wanted: become an Internet sensation, find worldwide fame, and appear as a guest star on Ellen. Life could not have been better for Damn Daniel, or so it seemed.
George R. R. Martin admits he hasnât actually started yet
In what had many A Song of Ice and Fire and Game of Thrones fans were shocked last week when fantasy novel writer George R. R. Martin admitted that he hadnât quite started the book yet.
Two Canadians wanted in America after pulling exchange heist
The FBI is on an all-out manhunt after two Canadians walked out of an American bank with millions in free cash.