Are you tired of the same old Charlie Brown specials on every year? While heartwarming Christmas movies have their place, many of us grow bored with the typical heartwarming movies airing on cable and Netflix.
In July 2013, an online petition started by author and historian Merna Forster sought support to add representations of Canadian women to Canadian currency. As of November 2014, the Change.org petition has collected over 50,000 signatures.
On November 16, the BC Lions ended their 2014 season with a 50-17 loss against the Montreal Alouettes. With a multitude of team injuries occurring throughout the year—including starting quarterback Travis Lulay—BC Lions general manager and vice president Wally Buono
A breakdown of the municipal elections in New Westminster and Coquitlam
In response to an investigation of corruption claims being released, former English Football Association (FA) chief David Bernstein has called for a boycott of the 2018 FIFA World Cup due to major ethical concerns involving the arrangement of FIFA’s bidding process.
Starting April 1, 2015, permitted BC grocery stores will be able to sell alcohol in specified sections. BC Liquor Stores will also be seeing longer hours of operation and will remain open on Sundays.
On November 13, Douglas College began offering online study material to educate students studying to work in the mental health field. The study material consists of six “webinars,” which students can access throughout BC.
The mysterious disease that has eliminated millions of sea stars along the Northeast Pacific Coast (spanning Southern California, BC, and Alaska) has been revealed to likely be strains of a densovirus.
Vancouver Non-Partisan Association (NPA) park commissioners John Coupar and Sarah Kirby-Yung have stated that they will use the Vancouver Park Board’s new NPA majority to make good on their campaign promise to lift the breeding ban currently imposed on the Vancouver Aquarium.
Creating a Japanese short film without knowing the language is an ambitious project, but Vancouver filmmaker Jody Wilson knew that Indigo, the story of a young man who struggles to follow what he believes is his intergalactic destiny, had to be told in Japanese.
