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The Environmentalist: from luscious green to sad grey

Fabiola Cruz Alderete - 0
Welcome to The Environmentalist, your column for understanding the natural world. Today we will be questioning what happens when green space becomes concrete parking. If...

State of emergency declared over Summerland, B.C. wildfires

Reza Keshavarz - 0
On Thursday, Aug. 27, the Government of B.C. ended the provincial state of emergency which was initially declared due to the wildfires that have...

Bright lights, gone too soon

Sky Terrones - 0
2026 has been a year… and that’s saying nothing of the wars, climate collapse, and the oligarchy dead set on making us miserable. Life...

Horoscopes

Reza Keshavarz - 0
Aries - Mar. 21 to Apr. 19 The sycophants have come for you, dear aries. Watch your back — that person that always compliments you...

From UFV to Fara Sabina: learning theatre the hard way

Sky Terrones - 0
Hello theatre lovers! If you’re in UFV’s Theatre major, extended minor, or minor, you probably saw the email about the FLIPT Theatre Festival in...

Butterfly stroke post

Natalia Toscano - 0
Lately, I’ve found myself missing the years I used to practice swimming as a sport more and more. I miss how liberating it felt...

Tensions between Latin America and Israel

Reza Keshavarz - 0
Last month, the Times of Israel wrote that Israel was having a “moment” in Latin America. And unfortunately, they're not exactly wrong. As of August...

Drought conditions in Shuswap prompt fish protection orders

Reza Keshavarz - 0
On Aug. 19, the provincial government placed a temporary protection order for the Salmon River watershed where over 200 Chinook salmon are spawning. There...

Spider-Man’s at his best when he’s sad

Jasleen Sandhu - 0
We all know that with great power comes great responsibility, but it must also be known that a great Spider-Man movie requires a heartbreakingly...

The prairie town that stole my heart

Darien Johnsen - 0
The gravel road is packed with molasses and tire tread, the town’s post office is situated in an old rancher house, there are nine...
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