The philosophical ‘Monster’
A couple weeks ago I drank my first Monster Energy drink in about two years.
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Everyone loves in ‘Almost, Maine’
As evening falls on the fictional town of Almost, Maine, characters of various ages discover different kinds of love in very literal ways.
Relive Malala Yousafzai’s story in new documentary
In 2013, Malala Yousafzai was shot by the Taliban in her school in Pakistan because she made a comment that every girl should have a chance to go to school.
Ghosts of the living
Pastiche and homage can be great fun, but let’s be honest: everything Guillermo Del Toro’s ever done is an adaptation or a throwback.
Meditating with the mandala
The circle is a primordial shape and is the basis of the mandala, a form of art that has aided in meditation and relaxation since antiquity.
‘Goosebumps’ movie delivers hilarity, creepiness, and nostalgia
The Goosebumps books—horror novels for children that were extremely popular in the ’90s—have sold over 350 million copies worldwide, making them one of the greatest selling series of all time.
Terrifying books to check out this Halloween
While horror has become increasingly popular in movies, TV shows, and even video games, it often remains underground in book form.
Homeless in Abbotsford win case against city
Wednesday marked a landmark victory for the homeless, particularly those fighting for a place to set up temporary shelter.
City of New Westminster unveils new community plan
The City of New Westminster is working on revealing a new community plan called OUR CITY 2041, which will outline a set of goals slated to be achieved by 2041.
United Way investing in Coquitlam and Surrey families
Concerned residents in Coquitlam and Surrey have developed a social services plan that can benefit families and children in need, and United Way is aiding the cause with a $1.2-million investment.