‘A Dream Play’ searches for the meaning of life
Exploring the darker sides of society By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor Imagine experiencing life on Earth for the first time…
Chairman of the Board: The good, the bad, and ‘Bang!’
‘Bang!’ review By Ed Appleby, Illustrator Are you up for a game that takes place in the wild west with…
Local singer features blend of theatricality, emotion, and passion
Cat Thomson delivers beautiful talent By Cazzy Lewchuk, Staff Writer Cat Thomson is a solo singer-songwriter based in Vancouver who…
You couldn’t give me better
The Correspondents’ ‘Puppet Loosely Strung’ review By Angela Espinoza, Columnist 4/5 London’s electronic duo the Correspondents released their debut album,…
Students to present creative writing at ‘Pearls 33’ book launch
Latest edition is publication’s largest anthology ever By Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor The Douglas College creative writing department has compiled…
Comic Corner: Supervillains on work release
‘Suicide Squad: Kicked in the Teeth’ review By Brittney MacDonald, Senior Columnist 4/5 If you love comic books but are…
Wes Anderson gets more violent in latest film
‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’ review By Jerrison Oracion, Columnist 4/5 The more films Wes Anderson makes, the more period pieces…
Harper in BC after trading cows for cars
PM Stephen Harper talks up benefits of Canada-South Korea free-trade agreement By Patrick Vaillancourt, News Editor Prime Minister Stephen Harper…
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‘EVENT’ magazine holds fundraising book sale By Aidan Mouellic, Staff Writer & Cheryl Minns, Arts Editor A new generation of…
Vancouver tech companies rumoured to go public
HootSuite IPO could be the start of tech sector resurgence in stock market By Patrick Vaillancourt, News Editor A Vancouver-based…