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Stuff Your Dad Likes: redoing resolutions

Resolution are meant to be broken, especially by your dad. Jacob Zinn brings you another installment of Stuff your Dad Likes.

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Stuff Your Dad Likes: Christmas classics

It’s the time of year when your dad likes to watch classic winter action flicks.

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Stuff your dad likes: retro gaming

Jacob Zinn can’t give you fatherly advice, but he can drink Schlitz and tell you to quit blocking the TV.

The cheapest option on campus definitely isn't the healthiest, but at Tim Horton's, a bagel and coffee will cost about a third of what it will at Sodexo. Photo: Calgary Reviews/Flickr.

Campus food face-off

Grassroots, Sodexo, Tim Hortons. Do any of these campus eateries deserve your money?

Stuff your Dad likes: Sitcom Dads

Jacob Zinn can’t give you fatherly advice, but he can forget to pick you up from soccer practice.

The Captain with the toe. MATT BOSSONS / THE RUNNER

The legendary Sourtoe Cocktail

Travel blogger Matt Bossons continues his journey through the Yukon.

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Stuff your dad likes: British rock

Jacob Zinn takes a look at hard-rockin’ Brits in his new column Stuff Your Dad Likes

Alaska Highway: Dawson Creek to Whitehorse

Alaska Highway: Dawson Creek to Whitehorse

Matt Bossons’ continued travels through Canada’s north

The Sourtoe Cocktail is a local custom in which you drink a shot of whiskey containing a pickled human toe. Mariah Marounek takes the shot in Dawson city's Downtown Hotel. (Matt Bossons / The Runner)

A functioning ghost town: Dawson City

Matt Bossons travel blog offers a toe-tally good time in Canada’s north.

Tombstone Territorial Park: Where trees meet tundra

Tombstone Territorial Park: Where trees meet tundra

Tombstone Territorial Park is a unique slice of Canada’s North

The Liard River Hot Springs is one of Northern B.C.'s top destinations. Photo by ukslim / Flickr

Liard River Hot Springs Provincial Park

Liard Hot Springs: the gem of Northern B.C.