History to make you proud of being a CanadianBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor In 1793, Upper Canada (now known as Ontario) passed an Anti-Slavery Act and Prince Edward Island also…
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Is proposed solution the most effective one?By Janis McMath, Editor-in-Chief Only around 10,000 vets practice in Canada. That may make it seem like the shortage of vets is everywhere, but…
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International Workers’ Day in CanadaBy Luana Ross, Senior Columnist International Workers’ Day’s association to communism was even harder to shake after the Soviet Union adopted the holiday in hopes that…
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Interviewing personal finance coach Raeah Bromfield and life coach Courtney AdamsBy Alexis Zygan, Staff Writer “Aversion to risk and fear of debt leaves people thinking they’re bad with money when…
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More shakeups at Vancouver’s last remaining sports station, Sportsnet 650By Brandon Yip, Senior Columnist February 9 saw the ending of TSN 1040, which was a staple in the Vancouver sports…
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Biden thus farBy Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor Joe Biden has ascended to the highest seat in America only to capitulate to literally anyone with an objection. Joseph Robinette Biden Jr.…
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Forty years ago, Olson’s murder spree caused panic in our province By Brandon Yip, Senior Columnist “One of the parents told me: ‘For years I thought he was a monster,…
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Miscarriage and stillbirthsBy Janis McMath, Editor-in-Chief In the 1970s, magazines and parenting books featured miscarriage articles with images of joyful mothers who looked positive about their future. As technology and…
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The schoolhouse closure blues By Luana Ross, Contributor During the 9 weeks of school closures from March 9 to May 1, there were an estimated 1.15-billion meals that went unserved…
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Gunned downBy Matthew Fraser, Opinions Editor One provision in the bill allows firearms to be seized—without warrant or prior notice to the defendants—based off testimonies given by any person who…