Oakland Raiders move to Las Vegas
The move was motivated by a need to transfer out of the aging Oakland-Alameda County Colosseum
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Douglas College presents Fentanyl: Breaking the Cycle
Constable Jones emphasized the need for doctors to educate their patients on the withdrawal and addictiveness of opioid prescriptions.
The first six episodes of ‘Iron Fist’: Bad, but oddly watchable
If it were a better show, I’d be calling it ‘daring and risk-taking’ instead of ‘terrible and weird.’
BC NDP reveals two post-election promises
The two moves show that the NDP is ramping up their run for provincial leadership by specifically taking stances against the incumbent Christy Clark.
Vancouver unveils new city logo proposals
“They don’t listen when I say a design is ugly, or offensive, or derivative. Or all three.”
Kong returns to glory in Vietnam Era
Coupled with outstanding cinematography and editing, unique monster designs, and the pessimistic atmosphere of the 1970s, Kong: Skull Island is an absolute treat and well worth the watch.
Breaking the colour barrier
The breaking of the colour barrier in baseball is often described as one of the many events in the mid-20th century that led to the Civil Rights Movement.
‘Layers of Influence’ unveiled at Museum of Anthropology
The collection has fine examples of woven craftsmanship from around the world, from Chinese silk shirts to Scandinavian funeral wraps to Coast Salish blankets.
Makeshift stir fry for cheap students
The whole meal is built around common household ingredients, so if you need to buy anything to make this, you’ll definitely use it in the future.
Fourth season of ‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ is the best so far
One of the biggest strengths of the show has been the cast of characters, which remains largely unchanged (with a few notable exceptions) since it began.