Lacrosse: Our official sport?
By the mid-1800s it was regularly played across what is now Quebec and Ontario, enough for its first formal leagues to form and lacrosse become a Canada-wide sensation.
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Tips for self-care over winter break
Once all the papers are cited and exams are turned in, itās important to take a moment and take care of yourself a little bit.
The Ouija board isnāt, and never was, evil
Our ingrained fear of the angry Ouija spirits doesnāt come from nowhere; itās born from racism and ignorance.
The Whitecaps: Vancouverās other iconic team
In 1986, the Whitecaps made their glorious return as the Vancouver 86ers, participating in the new Canadian Soccer League and dominating.
The strange history of Movember
The idea of Movember has spread far beyond the official charity work, however. Since the mid-2000s, itās become incorporated into the mainstream culture.
‘Desert Bus for Hope’ uses the worst game for good
Desert Bus is a real-time eight-hour drive from Las Vegas to Tuscan on a long, unchanging desert road.
New word discovered in laboratory; scientists amazed
Scientists announced their latest discovery: The rare English quintuple contraction, āyāallādnātvāe,ā meaning āyou all would not have.ā
āDesert Bus:ā The worst game ever made
Penn and Tellerā¦ sought to prove that a totally inoffensive game is both possible and incredibly boring.
Vancouverās Dynamic Duo
The Sedins are well-loved as important parts of Vancouverās hockey identity.
Nothing wrong at all with taking Adderall
Itās perfectly fine to give your brain backup when it needs it, and the stigma people have around it is nonsensical.