A look into some of the scars COVID-19 leaves well after victims test negative Claire Brnjac // Arts and Culture Editor John Pachkowsky // Illustration There comes a point when…
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Love, In Interesting Times
A look at the relationships that have bloomed in quarantine and how romance has changed during the pandemic Joss Arnott // Staff Writer Geraldine Yaris // Illustration Under the Wave…
The Future of Hogan’s Alley
Hogan’s Alley Society continues to work towards building a future for Black Canadians amidst Vancouver’s history of structural racism Sarah Rose // Features Editor Valeriya Kim // Illustration The Georgia…
ABA and Relics of The Past
The ABA-Autism program offered at CapU attracts students nationally, but autistic advocates question whether the controversial treatment with a $75 million price tag should be left in the past Sarah…
Hail To The King, Baby
Drag kings like Duke Carson are taking center stage in transforming queer spaces through some family love and the art of drag Shruti Ramani // Contributor Anais Bayle // Illustration…
Virago Nation: On Culture, Community and Claiming Indigeneity in Burlesque
They’ve come here to chew bubblegum and shake ass at colonial typecasting, and they’re all out of gum Megan Amato // Opinions Editor Valeriya Kim // Illustration The enduring monuments…
The Shape-Shifting Santa Claus
A Black man with a white beard and a soft pot-belly enters your home through the chimney in the middle of the night. What happens next? Lexi Mellish-Mingo // Contributor…
The Golden Boy
Rob Teszka’s Magic Dropout is a meditation on failure, revealing an emotional mixture of magic and memoir from a world built on illusions Sarah Rose // Features Editor Valeriya Kim…
Breaking New Ground
Young people are rising to the challenge of addressing hunger and the climate crisis through community, connection and an interdisciplinary approach Freya Wasteneys // Contributor John Pachkowsky // Illustration Every…