A holiday heritage
The Burnaby Village Museum, a replica village from the early 1920’s populated by actors in period dress and actual 100-year-old heritage houses, is known for its yearly Christmas celebrations.
CBC Open House
With the holiday season in full swing, many holiday events are taking place throughout Vancouver.
Quick study tips
Exams are just around the corner, so students everywhere are holing themselves up and poring over textbooks. Here are a few quick tips to get you through your study period.
Nobody’s perfect
Stardom is scary, and that’s a fact. In this world of endless advertising that perforates every level of our lives, perhaps one of the oldest, most ethically questionable ideas invented is the mass-marketing of a person.
Chairman of the Board: Danger! High voltage!
Flick on a light. This simple act is made possible by an extremely complex array of systems that brought the power from its raw source right to your fingertips. But to you, it’s as simple as a switch.
Music from space
Most Canadians know that Chris Hadfield is the first Canadian astronaut to walk in space.
Comic Corner: Redheaded reboot
We are in the era of reboots! Movies, television shows, games… it feels like every time you turn around someone somewhere is trying to grab you right by the nostalgia.
Pitch-perfect pistol-slinging platforming action for less than a toonie
When critiquing a video game, to me it’s important to take every single factor into consideration, no matter how insignificant it might be to the average customer.
Why art thou archaic?
William Shakespeare wrote “thou” instead of “you” for a good reason, and it wasn’t that he was trying to sound fancy.