Travelling in Winters: A Boon or a Curse
How to combat the risks of winter travel Vansh Malhotra (he/him) // ContributorFreya Emery // Illustrator Winter is in the air as the holiday season approaches our lives. People around […]
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Stories from the Long Walk
Jumbled chronicles of a mother and daughter who chose to amble alongside one another… in Spain. Charlotte Fertey // Columnist It was October 2018. I was walking along a winding, […]
Coast to Coast: An Ontarian Introduction to Prayer
Alden Wallace Mackay // Contributor The land between the Rockies and Ontario is like one vast yellow sea, so flat on the horizon you can see the sky falling with […]
WHO YOU: Jeremy Hemmes
Who You: Jeremy Hemmes A Man On the Go Greta Kooy, News Editor Two months after graduating from high school, Jeremy Hemmes’ father gave him an ultimatum: either he could […]
Airbnb: A Dream and a Nightmare
How the home-sharing app is both good and bad for travelers and owners Rachel D’Sa // Columns Editor In April of this year, Vancouver cracked down on Airbnbs, transforming it […]
Riding Solo
Being alone doesn’t have to mean being lonely Rachel D’Sa, Columns Editor // Illustration by Cynthia Tran Vo My solo trip began late this past July with a solid crying […]
Hitting Close to Home
Travel destinations you may have missed Freya Wasteneys, Features Editor // Illustration by Victoria Steinebach If you spend your summer scrolling through newsfeeds wishing you were somewhere else, that makes […]
Postcards from the UK: End of the road
Postcards from the UK: End of the road AMANDA MITCHELL // COLUMNIST With just two months left in my study abroad adventure, my classes at the University of Hertfordshire are coming […]
CapU documentary student travels to the Philippines to help save a 10-year-old’s life
A saving pulse CapU documentary student embarks on lifesaving mission to the Philippines Justin Scott / managing editor Although Claus Bauer, a Capilano University Documentary Certificate Program student, has spent […]