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12-foot living spaces have become the Millennial ideal, but there’s more beneath the surface of the movement than the picture-perfect images on social media. Freya Wasteneys, Features Editor Driveways, Walmarts […]

October232018November192018

Columns

Beats and Buckets: The Culture of Winning

Justin Scott

Whether it’s sports or music, success doesn’t come without the right mindset Justin Scott, Columnist // Album cover provided by So Loki With the NBA now back in full swing, sports […]

October222018October212018

News

Anarchist Ann Hansen Speaks at CapU

Greta Kooy

Women’s & Gender Studies instructor brings Taking the Rap writer to campus Greta Kooy // News Editor Photo provided by Ann Hansen Ann Hansen is a former member of an underground anarchist group […]

October222018October212018

News

St. John Ambulance Provides Opioid Overdose Response Training

Greta Kooy

The free workshops encourage individuals to participate in life-saving training Greta Kooy, News Editor BC declared a public health emergency in April 2016 due to the alarming increase in deaths connected with drug overdoses. In late […]

October162018October122018

Opinions

Fall in Vancouver

Nima Boscarino

October92018October52018

Opinions

Hey Vancouver, Put on the Brakes

Nirosh Saravanan

Seth Rogen’s Translink announcements have already lost their appeal Nirosh Saravanan, Contributor // Illustration by Laura Pummell If you’ve been on the bus or skytrain in Metro Vancouver in the […]

October92018October52018

Opinions

Airbnb: A Dream and a Nightmare

Rachel D'Sa

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 […]

September72018September162018

Opinions

Unpopular Opinion: Summer Actually Sucks

Megan Orr

Why you should be glad to be cool and going back to school Megan Orr, Opinions Editor // Illustration by Natalie Heaman Like so many hazy, rose-coloured memories from childhood […]

September62018September72018

Culture

Born to be Weird

Rachel D'Sa

Australian magician brings nostalgia to the stage in a comedy-filled show Rachel D’Sa, Columns Editor This year’s Vancouver Fringe Festival welcomes Perth magician, Robbie Townsend (better known as Robbie T), […]

June272018June272018

Campus Life

CapU’s Advanced Child Development Students Perform Flash Mob

Christine Beyleveldt

Students have prepared for a semester to present body-mind connection themed performance For the last semester, 35 Advanced Child Development students from Capilano University prepared to present a body-mind connection-themed flash […]