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Shower thoughts 2.0

Natalia Toscano - 0
Once more, I step in and turn the knob to the left.  I wonder what it must’ve been for the first primate to gain self...

UFV’s new Provost is Dr. Tracy Ryder Glass

Rachel Tait - 0
Dr. Tracy Ryder Glass is UFV’s provost and vice president academic since 2026. She studied at the University of Toronto, earning her PhD in...

I am upgrading everyone to Human 2.0

Prati Kapoor - 0
If I had the opportunity to redesign humans, you bet I’m going totally feral about it. In my wild dreams, all humans are getting...

Cascade Rewind: growing up with Pokémon

Brandon Gill - 0
No one could have predicted the history-making, world-shaping force about to be unleashed. This tiny yellow demigod of Thunderbolt and market dominance. It was...

Little Sprout, big impact

Jasleen Sandhu - 0
Little Sprout Café is a hidden gem with a profound presence. It is built on the foundations of care and support for Abbotsford’s community...

Canucks go to the Olympics

Veronica Powell - 0
Lukas Reichel, a forward for the Abbotsford Canucks, is set to represent his home country of Germany at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter...

New world order?

Cassie Williams - 0
We’re but a month into 2026 and there has already been enough political news for a year. At The Cascade, we try to keep our...

Just 15 minutes

Reza Keshavarz - 0
15 minutes doesn’t seem like much. When I reach the self-imposed screen time limit on my favourite apps there’s an option to “remind me...

CIVL Shuffle

Aaron Levy - 0
CIVL’s Aaron Levy is getting the jump on Black History Month with these four songs from stellar artists who know a thing about the...

“Lenses” student exhibition celebrates diverse perspectives

Veronica Powell - 0
Five talented UFV SOCA students have had the opportunity to showcase their artistic talents at the student-led exhibit titled “Lenses” located in the S’eliyemetaxwtexw...
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