‘Turbaned Tornado’: The legacy of Fauja Singh
The iconic Indian marathoner leaves behind an inspiring story of determination and resilience
Opinion
Match breakdown: Vancouver Rise FC vs. AFC Toronto
Earning a 2-1 victory, Rise soccer players are growing in confidence and team chemistry
Now is the time for B.C. to act better on gender-based violence
A report called on the provincial government to declare the issue an epidemic
Youth Arts Council of Surrey celebrates youth imagination and creatives in new exhibit
Featuring KPU students, the Young Artists in Surrey exhibit is on display at the Newton Cultural Centre Gallery until July 29
‘It’s cheating’: AI can be a tool in creating art, but it should never be the artist
Artificial intelligence lacks the authenticity to make true art
Tribute to Diogo Jota
Jota and André Silva contributions to professional football will be remembered
Canada needs to better act on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s calls to action
It has been a decade since the commission released its final report, yet only a few of its calls have come to fruition
There’s nothing wrong with keeping the monarchy in Canada
The British Royal Family’s influence and power are still important, especially considering our souring relationship with the U.S.
The aftermath of men’s sports glory ends in tragedy more often that not
Disastrous scenes from Paris, Bengaluru, and Liverpool solidify the boys-will-be-boys narrative
Up in smoke: The City of Nelson’s rejection of a weed-smoking patio is unfair
It’s about time our leaders treat cannabis in a taboo-free way
Social media, AI, and trends: My takeaways from a journalism and PR industry panel
The event, put on by the Canadian Public Relation Society’s Vancouver chapter, touched on a range of topics affecting media today
Online euphemisms need to grow up and get better
Today’s netspeak, including terms like “unalive” and “corn,” is badly made, blatantly artificial, and cedes ground to the censors it is against
Shifting away from Canada Post is the only way to deal with negotiations between workers and the corporation
The mailing service announced a potential strike for the second time in six months as workers and consumers grapple with uncertainty
B.C. has been a leader in adopting zero-emission vehicles for over a decade
ZEVs might still be unaffordable, but moving towards an electric future is better than going down a path of rising emissions
LifeLabs should be made into a publicly owned service
The BCGEU’s demand for new ownership should be taken a step further for the integrity of public health