In a statement released yesterday, 20-year-old Douglas College student Jack Dawson spoke out about a common misconception that has haunted him his whole life.
In breaking news today, the Vancouver Canucks, for the first time in the club’s existence, have won the Stanley Cup playoffs!
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A young Douglas College student has gone missing recently, leaving his Geography group fearing the worst.
The small, quaint town of Vancouver, BC—globally highlighted for its Olympics hosting, film tax credits, and natural beauty—has been designated in a recent poll as “Literally Hell.”
Replace this. Buy a new that. How about making more technology that’s easily upgradable? Recyclable! How about technology that can be readily marketed to a wider area of users who want or need it?
Today, more than ever, the anticipation for a movie is almost as much fun as actually seeing it. Photos, plot details, and trailers advertising the latest big-budget franchise cause discussion and hype, ensuring the movie will gross a cool $800 million.
Twenty-four goalies entered play in the first round of the 2015 NHL Stanley Cup Playoffs. With 75 per cent of the teams using more than one goalie, it makes competition ever more unpredictable.
Remember when Assassin’s Creed (AC) first released in 2007? Eight years is a dog’s age for the video game industry, simply because sequelization and franchising move at such a blinding speed nowadays.
Humour is a funny thing. In order to get a laugh out of people we have to push them into an uncomfortable place, showing things that cause the brain to misfire and release that tension with a guffaw.
