Why mature fashion and young children do not mix
Dressing kids like “little adults” tells more about the parents than anything else
Opinion
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
Transit needs to be cheap in order to be effective
Commuters shouldn’t have to pay increased fares to offset TransLink’s budget deficit
Surrey city council needs to finally end its fight against the SPS and invest in residents’ needs
The city rejected an offer by the provincial government to help fund the transition to the Surrey Police Service
Shein: Destruction left behind in a chase for more
The fashion and lifestyle retailer opened a pop-up store in Vancouver and brought along a legacy of unsustainability
Manufacturers should be held accountable for their products’ health effects
Bill 12 has corporations reeling over the idea of taking responsibility for their profit seeking byproducts
Federal housing investment has the right idea and wrong targets
B.C. government wants to do the right thing but isn’t thinking about it in the right way
5 global events worth knowing about
A quick rundown of a few of the many happenings in our world
New Nickelodeon documentary Quiet on Set sheds light on what child actors face in the industry
There is still a long way to go to protect children from exploitation and abuse in the entertainment industry
More needs to be done to close the living wage gap
While the upcoming minimum wage increase may help pay some bills, balanced government decisions would help uphold businesses
Slashing poverty is the aspiration of any functioning society
We must be vigilant of what the means are and which goals are set
Adults and administrations empower bullies
We need to hold them accountable the right way
Kellogg’s ‘cereal for dinner’ advertisement prepares absurdity for your evening meal
Breakfast in the morning is the only time of day cereal should ever be a food option
Ride-share drivers need industry protections and higher wages too
Drivers deal with too much for too little pay and need the government to back them up