WikiLeaks reveals gay agenda
Most agents of actors and writers have refused to comment on the undoubtedly evil schemes campaigning for what one email called âbasic human dignitiesâ for gay people in the west.
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Online organization showcases ordinary, human stories
It creates an opportunity for ordinary people to share major or minor events in their life in an open and community-focused environment.
Downtown Eastside raises totem pole in honour of survivors
âThe pole took on a life of its own. Everybody is here for a reason.â
Historical atlas brings local First Nations culture to life
The StĂł:lĹ-Coast Salish Historical Atlas is a colossal effort to bring to light the lives and history of the people who called, and still call, this land home.
The unsolvable problem of the left-right divide
If we just focus on economically attracting voters, we lose out on discussion.
Diver may have found a nuclear bomb off Haida Gwaii coast
âI came up telling all my buddies on the boat âHey, I found a UFO. Itâs really bizarre.ââ
Student and local writers participate in public reading
On Thursday, November 17, the Douglas College Creative Writing department will host Writers Unplugged, a special reading to showcase student writers.
Hit new season of âPresidential Electionâ a flop
Donald Trump, the wacky eccentric reality show host, was fun to watch at first, but quickly dominated the spotlight.
Good teas for the bad weather
Fortunately, weâre in the right town for teas to warm ourselves up with after the long commute home.
Werner Herzog and Netflix tackle volcanoes in stellar new documentary
From the island of Vanuatu to Mount Erebus in Antarctica, Into the Inferno examines the way volcanoes affect cultures and individuals around the world.