The anti-vax movement is dangerous and needs to end now
The culprit is not the inability to get vaccines; itâs a willingness to throw out hard facts in favour of soft, easily-digestible lies.
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Analysis: Revised Surrey LRT plan improves stops, traffic congestion
â[TransLink is] comfortable with the cost estimates we have now,â Stephan Mehr, TransLink project director
The best of Vancouverâs museums
Emily Carr is a British Columbian staple, and Japanese architect Shigeru Ban will be showcased with his temporary relief shelters made for victims of earthquakes.
Homestar Runner: A forgotten relic that should be remembered
Despite the internet being a very different place now, Homestar Runner should be acknowledged and remembered for the important piece of cultural legacy that it is.
Consecutive days of good weather fills city with confusion, fear
âThereâs nothing we can do except actually go outside and enjoy the fresh air.â Brad McChinsley, weather reporter.
âInfinity Warâ manages the impossible: Cohesiveness
Itâs a daring and meticulously well-constructed movie that knows when to pay homage to the source material and when to do something totally new.
Therapy dogs visit Douglas College for training and comfort
For both the dogs and their owners, this is a real and serious job.
The Other Press sweeps awards at The Other Press awards show
The trophies themselves are made of solid gold and depict a figure admiring their own reflection in a mirror.
Groundbreaking Secwépemc ethnography presented at Douglas College
Combining personal experience, academic research, and traditional knowledge, it is a landmark ethnography and one that aims to educate both Secwépemc people and the general public.
Adam Sandler announces movie trilogy based on Tolkienâs âSilmarillionâ
The first film in the project is slated for a late 2018 release, allowing a full six months of production.