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The story of Skyler the Spider

Caitlyn Carr - 0
There’s a spider that’s been sitting in a web outside my window in the exact same position for at least three days straight. Naturally,...

Bram Stoker’s Dracula meets Nosferatu 

Veronica Powell - 0
It was when I was confronted by an eerie creature in the dark, looking like a bat with no wings, that I felt my...

Patio season extended by Back Porch Music

Melody Jen - 0
Patio season comes to a close as summer turns to fall. But that doesn’t mean that music and merriment need to end, and Old...

Your morning pick-me-up just went up in price 

Veronica Powell - 0
On Oct. 5, Tim Hortons announced that there will be a slight increase in their coffee prices at approximately 1.5 per cent or the...

The World in Turmoil: behind the scenes

Sky Terrones - 0
Dr. Noah Schwartz is an assistant professor in the Political Science department at UFV, and author of Targeted: Citizenship, Advocacy, and Gun Control in...

$450,000 awarded to Abbotsford-based dietitian

Rachel Tait - 0
Clinical dietitian Courtney Wedemire recently received the Michael Smith Health Research BC Health Professional-Investigator award of $450,000. Wedemire currently works at the Abbotsford Regional...

Tentative deal struck to end Vancouver Symphony Orchestra musicians strike

Caitlyn Carr - 0
The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s (VSO) musicians returned to work on Oct. 10 after reaching a tentative agreement. The deal was mediated by the B.C....

Peru’s political crisis deepens as new president takes office

Sky Terrones - 0
On Oct. 10, Peru swore in its eighth president in less than a decade, Congress leader José Jerí. Former President Dina Boluarte, who has...

Conversion therapy ban put before Supreme Court

Melody Jen - 0
On Oct. 7, the United States Supreme Court heard the case of Chiles v. Salazar, which argued against the Colorado law that bans conversion...

Love your local library

Elyssa English - 0
In February of last year, I was laid off due to a company restructure. After months of looking for work, sending out hundreds of...
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