‘Bless me Eric, for I have sneezed!’
In an incident that experts are classifying as really spooky, a 23-year-old Coquitlam man is undergoing treatment for an acute case of soullessness following a fit of allergy-induced sneezing last Sunday.
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Will you pay more for better elevator service?
The announcement of an upcoming LiftLink tax plebiscite has Metro Vancouver citizens up in arms—and ready to vote.
Global BC reporter fires back at body shaming
On March 27, meteorologist for Global BC, Kristi Gordon, addressed an offensive letter one viewer had written about her body since announcing her pregnancy.
Basia Ruta fired as BC auditor general
BC’s auditor general Basia Ruta was fired from her position on March 23 following a review of her performance that she had concerns about.
Future Shop closes doors across Canada
On March 28, shoppers across Canada learned Future Shop had closed 66 locations, with another 65 to be rebranded as Best Buys.
Keep your doggone canines away from me
I do not like dogs. Especially yours. Yes, even though yours is different than the other ones.
Too epic for words
As season five of Game of Thrones commences, show runner David Benioff and D.B. Weiss revealed that the adaptation will indeed surpass the books.
Home is where your stuff is
There is often this bludgeoning urge to go out and seize the day. On a Friday night, it sure seems like everyone is eager to make something of it, but more often than not, it just means going to the same restaurant or bar, with the same people, and stumbling home to a well-deserved Saturday morning hangover.
Injustice and other unfairness of life
The world is full of injustice. It could be a driver taking your parking spot, a dickhead keying the side of your vehicle, or a tow truck pulling your car away.
Palestine could end up winning with Netanyahu’s re-election
Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu left no stone unturned when seeking a fourth term as the leader of Israel’s government, appealing to the extreme right-wing voter groups that oppose sovereignty for Palestine.