Willie Dunn’s 1978 ‘I Pity the Country’ is still applicable today
An analysis of the protest song’s current relevance By CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer Willie Dunn’s “I Pity the Country” is…
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Sex, drugs, and success according to Abel
YouTube music video classics: The WeekndBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist During his childhood in the Toronto suburb of Scarborough, Abel…
An Indigenous superhero fighting to save the world
For once a highly original comic that isn’t from the Marvel or DC universeBy Jonathan Pabico, Senior Columnist 4/5 If…
A look at the vet shortage in BC
Is proposed solution the most effective one?By Janis McMath, Editor-in-Chief Only around 10,000 vets practice in Canada. That may make…
Best friends for life
By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor “A man’s best friend,”a woman’s, in this case.A dog, cat, or lizardmake no mistake: A…
5 ways to look at a cat
By CJ Sommerfeld, Staff Writer I. from aboveshoots of see-thru wheat whiskthe air where they inhale intergalactic ears move brisk…
Space Geographer: Part 14
By Morgan Hannah, Life & Style Editor “Can you hear me? Captain? Captain, please respond!” A warm, glaring light shines…
Are ‘pandemic pets’ packing it in?
High adoption rates sparks new issues for animal sheltersBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor “Breeders know that people would prefer to…
What will happen to pandemic pets once offices reopen in dog-friendly Vancouver?
Allowing pets into offices may help pets deal with separation anxiety By Alexis Zygan, Staff Writer According to veterinary behaviour studies,…