The joy of watching movies at home
The movie-watching experience is better from the comfort of your home than at the cinema
Opinion
Why movies are better in the cinemas
From the big screens and sound systems to eating popcorn and candy, watching films in a cinemas is unmatched
Delay in Citizenship Act amendment shows government’s lack of urgency
A tiered citizenship system has left thousands stateless and locked out of their home
The KSA needs to take sexual harassment allegations more seriously
The student association dismissed such allegations against former president Abdullah Randhawa, calling them untrustworthy
Legalizing alcohol consumption on beaches is dangerous
The City of Vancouver is allowing those aged 19 and older to drink at seven beaches this summer
Period dramas: Historical accuracy, race, class, and all that entails
There are a lot of unspoken truths to unpack when it comes to historical fiction media
‘Blockout 2024’: A movement against celebrity inaction on Gaza
The digital protest could prompt more public figures to take a stand on the Gaza conflict
U.S.’s TikTok bill is a fully expected geopolitical reaction
Keeping the hegemony in place means blatant actions against rising rivals, in this case China
Robert Pickton’s hospitalization is test on everybody’s morality
Asking whether or not he deserves medical care lays yourself bare for all to see
Drug recriminalization shows how shallow the government’s dedication is
While not perfect, the BC NDP’s policy was better than nothing, and now might become nothing
Federal government funding for Futurpreneur sells a future worth your business
Canada’s recent investment will allow the entrepreneurship program to continue realizing the ideas of young business creators
George Michael, cruising, and me
One writer's journey through the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and George Michael’s catalog makes the case for broader horizons in media
Why mature fashion and young children do not mix
Dressing kids like “little adults” tells more about the parents than anything else
Artificial intelligence isn’t the top student in Canada’s class of dominating issues
The federal budget’s new AI funding shouldn’t overshadow Canada’s nationwide problem of student overpopulation in schools
Violent assaults on students’ pro-Palestinian protests have reignited the debate on police brutality
While university settings are a catalyst for political activism, the suppression of protests raises concerns about the erosion of free speech protections