Professional women’s soccer returns to Vancouver after more than a decade
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Opinion
Federal policy changes mean thousands of international students risk deportation
Canadian multiculturalism shows to be nothing but a job recruitment strategy
U.S. soccer star Alex Morgan retires, leaving behind an impactful legacy
Besides winning two World Cups and Olympic medals, Morgan has made significant contributions to the sport
BC United’s fall signals the continuing rightward lurch of politics
The Conservative Party are true to their name and another symptom of disgruntlement with the status quo
The 2024 presidential debate: Harris on the offensive versus Trump on defense
Harris’s consistent prodding of Trump led him to defend his personal matters rather than focusing on policy
Generational warfare: Another pointless theatre in the pointless culture war
By blaming other generations for the state of society, the world lets the real culprits go free
The double-edged sword of fitness and diet culture on social media
Amidst a myriad of information on social media, drawing a line between healthy and harmful can often be challenging
U.S. presidential election will not change the global landscape
Temperaments might be different, but either candidate will see the status quo continue on unchanged and unabated
The Imane Khelif controversy is a legal battle against global misinformation
The boxer’s gold medal triumph was overshadowed by online harassment
Adhering to airplane etiquette is necessary for comfortable flying
Whether its asking to switch seats or interacting with aircrew, it’s important to show respect and consideration for others
Canadian Dental Care Plan expansion is still not universal
The government’s rollout has come late and does not cover everybody who lacks dental health insurance
Calls to ‘defund’ the CBC is an example of Canadian austerity tradition
The Conservative Party of Canada wants the public broadcaster gone, but their motives are not in the public interest
Toronto’s new WNBA team is amazing for both Canadians and women
The new team debuting in 2026 will help increase visibility of women’s sports in the country
Hygiene centre to close because society cares little for the unhoused
Expired funding for homeless refuge shows how the problem is not a big concern for governments
Surrey needs to reassess its existing off-leash dog areas
A dive into the pros and cons of expanding these city canine community spaces