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No one is safe from my barista mind

Natalia Toscano - 0
I enjoy making all manner of delicious lattes and drinks, and the more I grow my barista skills, the more ideas pop into mind....

Lapu-Lapu Festival: almost a year later

Natalia Toscano - 0
Nearly a year has passed since 2025’s tragic Lapu-Lapu Festival on Apr. 26, where a vehicle intentionally crashed into several people on the busy...

Ranking my favourite horror franchise

Veronica Powell - 0
Billy Loomis (Skeet Ulrich) said it best: we all go a little mad sometimes –– and I’m proud to say I am mad over...

A behind-the-scenes look at how Secret in the Wings is prepping for the stage

Veronica Powell - 0
Are you drawn to fairy tales? Dreams? Non-linear stories? If so (and even if you’re not), watching UFV Theatre’s upcoming production Secret in the...

Vancouver’s vying for the Walter Cup

Jasleen Sandhu - 0
On Apr. 23, 2025 the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) announced Vancouver as the destination for the first expansion team in league history. The Vancouver...

The real virus of our world

Veronica Powell - 0
There are too many damn ads in the world. Everytime I enter a website, there’s a bundle of distracting, random ads that have nothing...

Marie Philip-Poulin breaks an Olympic record

Jasleen Sandhu - 0
Marie-Philip Poulin made history on Feb. 16, during Canada’s semi-final game against Switzerland as she scored two goals. This allowed Poulin to break a...

Over 100 First Nations reject changes to B.C. DRIPA

Reza Keshavarz - 0
In a joint statement released Feb. 9, directed at B.C. Premier David Eby, over 100 First Nations opposed the proposed changes made to the...

She killed for love — His & Hers on Netflix

Prati Kapoor - 0
His & Hers (2026) is more than a show you casually watch — it’s an American thriller series inspired by Alice Feeney’s bestselling novel, and...

“The artistic process is a mysterious and convoluted conversation”

Veronica Powell - 0
In a world with so many different religions and belief systems, Abbotsford painter and sculptor Jesse Klassen aims to open conversation with his art....
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