It’s Okay to Be Afraid this Halloween (and Year-Round)
Embracing your fear instead of suppressing it is healthy, and even useful
Opinion
Why Vancouver Shouldn’t Ban Fireworks
Despite the dangers, fireworks are here to stay whether they are banned or not
Why the Conservatives Won Where You’d Expect but Nowhere Else
Having the popular vote is not enough; it’s time for the CPC to rethink its strategy
A Few Suggestions for Other Places you can Learn About Election Issues
Writers share a few of their favourite sources of politics information and news, and a few of their least favourite
Here’s Why It’s Important to Vote Again and Again
Your vote is your voice, and it’s time to use it
Divest for the Environment and for our Future
Students who want to take action on climate change should push for fossil fuel divestment
A Beginner’s Guide to the Federal Election
How to vote in the election, and do so conscientiously
Wrist and Hand Scanning Payment Violates User Privacy and Should Not Be Implemented
Amazon and Apple are considering scanning customers’ skin to make purchases in lieu of plastic cards
It’s Time to End the Practice of Reciting Christian Prayers in Government
A recently published report shows that prayers in the B.C. legislature are overwhelmingly Christian
Daylight Savings Time Is A Useful Lifehack
We should appreciate, not abolish daylight savings time this year
Friendship Maintenance Services are Borderline Sociopathic
Using a program to manipulate your friends into believing you care about them is gross
Customer Relationship Management Apps are the Future of Friendship
CRMs can help you keep your social life healthy
Why Speaking up in Class Can Be Intimidating
Silence in the Classroom can be awkward and boring, but sometimes it’s hard to put yourself out there
Coexistence Between Old and New Vancouver Businesses Could Help Slow Gentrification
A possible way to prevent destruction from gentrification is teaching newcomers and long-term entrepreneurs to adapt together