For the past decade, November has served as a month of awareness regarding prostate exams. âMovember,â as the month is nicknamed, sees men each year grow moustaches to raise money and help seek better cures for prostate cancer.
On Halloween night, looking to start the year with a bang, the Douglas College Royals womenâs basketball team faced off against the Langara Falcons in their first league game of the season.
On October 30, after a months-long debate, Trinity Western Law School was turned down by the BC Law Society as an accredited law school.
Since news broke of CBCâs decision to fire Jian Ghomeshi on October 26, there have been a number of developments. Here is a condensed timeline highlighting specific events up to November 1.
The Douglas College Royals menâs and womenâs soccer teams both had respectable ends to their 2014/15 regular seasons before they began the exhilarating and nerve-racking transition to the PACWEST Provincial Championships.
This past weekend, members of an Abbotsford-based occult group successfully animated what theyâre calling âstraw feminists.â Made from bundles of straw and appearing stereotypically feminine, the group hopes to use moral panic to their advantage this Halloween.
On October 20, Los Angeles Kings defenceman Slava Voynov was suspended indefinitely from all team activities based on domestic violence allegations.
A controversial issue, long-debated, has risen again: the issue of euthanasia and assisted suicide. A few weeks ago, the story of Brittany Maynard went viral online.
Halloween is just around the corner, and with it comes the bragging rights of having an amazing costume. But what if you want more than that? What if you want that cash prize from your favourite bar or club?
