Reversal, revolution, and retribution
The bold hypothesis of the novel is that if the present power-disparity between men and women was reversed, society would fail to progress.
Narratives abound in latest Amelia Douglas Gallery exhibit
“As you learn, [through] the learning process, the glass starts to talk to you or speak to you.” -Glassblower Robert Gary Parkes
A circus of magical mysteries in ‘Sleight’
Sleight follows 17-year-old Genevieve Flannery, who has grown up in the Cinzio Traveling Players Company with her mother, Delia, and other circus performers.
Broadway in your backyard
A few productions started out in the Lower Mainland before they received—or will soon receive—a lot of attention.
‘Infinity War’ manages the impossible: Cohesiveness
It’s a daring and meticulously well-constructed movie that knows when to pay homage to the source material and when to do something totally new.
Chairman of the Board: With friends like these…
“Like many cooperative games, there are a lot of different ways to lose—too many siege engines, too many black swords, or everyone simply dying.”
Stigmas and sativas
The origins of the term and speculations as to why 4/20 is so heavily associated with cannabis have been hazy and subject to fabrication.
Kinder Morgan suspends pipeline construction
“The project is too important to Canada for the federal government to step away.” Douglas College Earth and Environmental Science instructor David Waddington
Therapy dogs visit Douglas College for training and comfort
For both the dogs and their owners, this is a real and serious job.