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Author: Jordan Tomlinson

When That Edible Hit

Posted on March 1, 2026 by Jordan Tomlinson

Scooby snack stories from the Courier editorial team Jordan Tomlinson (he/him) // Humour Editor & Anonda Canadien (she/her) (Decho Dene) // Arts and Culture Editor Ren Zhang (they/them) // Custom…

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The Menthol Goddess at 16th Ave

Posted on February 1, 2026January 31, 2026 by Jordan Tomlinson

An excerpt from the upcoming autobiography following socialite it-girl, April Martzon and her life in 1980s New York. April Martzon (she/her) // Author and Socialite Anna Israfilova (she/her) // Illustrator…

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CRAN 4

Posted on January 1, 2026December 23, 2025 by Jordan Tomlinson

A warning to all that hold power, Big Raisin wants to take you down from the inside. Jordan Tomlinson (he/him) // Humour Editor It began with a snack. My favorite…

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One Night at Seymour Hall

Posted on October 1, 2025October 1, 2025 by Jordan Tomlinson

CapU’s administrators respond to an article written by the Vancouver Sun on the state of the dorms by spending 24 hours living there. Jordan Tomlinson (he/him) // Humour Editor Andrei…

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Mr Watersburg: A Retrospective

Posted on September 1, 2025August 28, 2025 by Jordan Tomlinson

Saying ‘see you later’ to one of CapU’s most treasured teachers. Jordan Tomlinson (he/him) // Humour Editor Jasmin Linton (she/her) // Illustrator This year marks the retirement of Capilano University’s…

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The Importance of Laughter (and what prompts it)

Posted on January 1, 2025December 31, 2024 by Jordan Tomlinson

A love of laughter built into every period of life. Jordan Tomlinson (he/him) // Letters Editor Scarlett Side (she/her) // Illustrator Laughter, comedy, an ever-changing art form. While many would…

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The Library Through A Student’s Eyes

Posted on October 1, 2024September 25, 2024 by Jordan Tomlinson

A chat with a frequent library attendee Jordan Tomlinson (he/him) // Letters Editor Rachel Lu (she/her) // Illustrator Sounds of shuffling, scribbling and distant honks echo through the vast sixth…

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On October 3rd, 2026, hundreds of people joined the march organized by No Ai Vancouver—a grassroots movement that was founded to prevent the construction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) data centres in Metro Vancouver. Join Asmi, our news writer, to find out what inspired people to protest.

Read more about the No Ai Movement at capilanocourier.com/2026/10/01/no-ai-in-vancouver/
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