Canadian film in focus
â This yearâs festival features films exploring themes such as Indigenous schooling, substance abuse, and racial inequality.â
âRainbowâ shows Keshaâs artistic promise free from control
âRainbow is a triumphant return for the singer, who uses the album to focus on themes of self-love and empowerment.â
Illusions, technology, and nature
âWe get inspiration directly from the artists we invite to display their work [at the gallery] by seeing which pieces kind of stick together with others as we go to different art venues.â â Sarah Joyce
Getting back into balance with nature
âYou canât just make people feel guilty and bad about it. Giving them something to create hope, inspire them, I think thatâs our way to move forward.â -Tracie Stewart
Chairman of the Board: Pulps and paperbacks
“I hate Scrabble; luckily, this is not Scrabble.â
Saying goodbye
Itâs hard to believe that this is my last issue leading this paper as Editor-in-Chief, and this is the last lettitor I will write for you.
The âOther Pressâ: Civil War
âHonestly, it would have been way more of a plot twist if I decided not to go. I donât know what happened.â
The birth of pride
To fully appreciate the celebration of Pride, it is important to understand the history behind it.
Downtown Eastside gets safe-injection site
The site allows users to safely inject in a monitored space, and acts as a gateway for rehabilitation.
Tough as a Lion
“Youâre never as good as you think, youâre never as bad as you think. Just try to stay as positive as you can.”