Halloween is one of the largest and most celebrated holidays in North America. In fact, Halloween is the second-largest holiday (right after Christmas) in terms of celebrations and money with an estimated $1 billion spent in Canada and another $8 billion in the US.
On October 19, Canadians elected a majority Liberal federal government, making Justin Trudeau prime minister.
The Goosebumps books—horror novels for children that were extremely popular in the ’90s—have sold over 350 million copies worldwide, making them one of the greatest selling series of all time.
While horror has become increasingly popular in movies, TV shows, and even video games, it often remains underground in book form.
As I write this, the federal election is only a few days away.
A recent paper published by the archive website arXiv has detailed the unusual behaviour that existed in light emissions of a star 1500 light years away.
Our personal views, opinions, and beliefs are an essential part of who we are.
Like thousands of students across the Lower Mainland, I rely on public transportation to commute to school.
The Halloween season is upon us! As we begin planning our costumes and decorating for parties, we inevitably find the spooky movies available on Netflix, cable, and (scariest of all) physical DVD.
