A recent front-page cover of a leading BC newspaper caught my attention this week. It askedāor rather, advertised the questionāif there were āradicalizedā individuals in your neighbourhood. After the tragic shooting in Ottawa last month, many Canadians remain curious, cautious, and even frightened of the possibility of domestic terrorism in their communities.
Scientifically, de-extinction is the process of reviving or bringing back an extinct species and then breeding the population. In the case of a living organism, extinction means ādied-outā and de-extinction is the reversal of this process.
On November 27, the Douglas College menās volleyball team faced off against the College of the Rockies Avalanche in their eleventh league game of the 2014-15 season.
Let me just preface this story by telling you how much I love Disney. The movies, the music, and the magicāitās all good in my books. When Frozen came out last year I was hooked; it was old-school Disneyāthe animation didnāt make me cringe, and donāt even get me started about that soundtrack. Amazing.
New Beardās Day was celebrated with much merriment this December 1, as the month of Movember ended and we rang in the New Beardās with hope, excitement, and expectations for what is to come.
Although Iām hesitant to give the Canucks an āAā grade for the first quarter of the season, I cannot deny that they have exceeded expectations. The Sedins look to have found the spark that made them league leaders in bygone years, and with secondary contributions from the likes of Nick Bonino, Alexandre Burrows, and Chris Higgins, Vancouver supporters are hopeful that the production will continue at the same rate, if not better.
Itās been said over and over again, yet every year I still see aisle upon aisle of useless garbage in department stores and super markets. The annual exchange of knick-knacks and thingamajigs is the primary reason I get rather turned off by peopleās behaviour this holiday season.
