Trudeau calls for freedom of Hans Island
He stated that the Glorious Liberation will involve as many soldiers as the island can hold, which is about 12.
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The BC left shouldn’t belong to the Liberals
The NDP is receiving a fair amount of attention this time around as the left-wing voters in British Columbia find themselves in a familiarly tight spot.
‘The Silmarillion’ is worth the challenge
The Silmarillion is a massively dense collection of epics and histories from the world of Middle-earth, which is a mythologized account of the prehistory of our own world.
Exploring the Evergreen extension
I decided to spend a day exploring each station, finding out what’s in walking distance, and seeing what I can look forward to in the future.
International Paralympic Committee confirms Russia ban
The decision reached in the report was a unanimous support of the ban.
Marches on Washington collide after scheduling error
Dozens of injuries are reported and the scene is currently still a mess of picket signs and face paint.
Planning the perfect bro-date
Valentine’s Day is an opportunity to spend time with the people who matter, and friends can be the most important people in your life.
BC Hydro’s Seed Initiative promises city-wide improvements
The city’s demand for electricity over the next 30 years will increase by more than 75 per cent
Real problems likely to be ignored on nation’s birthday
The sesquicentennial celebrations around the nation will have an emphasis on the local First Nations, Inuit, and Metis cultures of each region.
The sports and games of the ruins
Almost 1,500 Mayan sites from Mexico to South America have some form of ball court, and all apparently for roughly the same game.