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Shower thoughts

Natalia Toscano - 0
I step inside and turn the knob to the left. Why do people want to run away from their ages? Honestly, how does a number...

Grouse Mountain turns one hundred

Veronica Powell - 0
Grouse Mountain will be celebrating their 100th anniversary in 2026 and they honoured this milestone by hosting a New Years Eve party on Dec....

Remember the dead and fight like hell for the living

Reza Keshavarz - 0
On Nov. 20th, UFV hosted an event for the Transgender Day of Remembrance, organized by No Space for Hate Abbotsford, the UFV Faculty &...

Canada’s increasing need for food banks

Jasleen Sandhu - 0
Food banks are pillars of support for Canadian communities, providing much needed support for food insecure Canadians.  CTV News reported that in every 10 people...

Fair-weather forecast

Reza Keshavarz - 0
When it comes to sports fandom, two big choices must be made: which team you cheer for, and whether you will stick with them...

History maker: De Souza paving the way

Reza Keshavarz - 0
Matheus De Souza had a rookie season to remember. In 16 matches, the first-year goalkeeper led the Cascades to an 8-4-4 record, earned Canada...

The oil snake vs. the cheeto

Darien Johnsen - 0
On Jan. 3, Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, were captured by United States military forces in Caracas. President Trump declared...

What did the 2010s give us?

Veronica Powell - 0
Out of the decades I’ve experienced, the 2010s is one of my favourites. As a young adolescent, the public figures, movies, music, and beauty...

An overdue note to forgotten friends

Reza Keshavarz - 0
I thought I had said a proper goodbye to everyone before I left to study abroad. I hosted a dinner, gave lots of hugs,...

A local’s guide to Abbotsford

Jasleen Sandhu - 0
As someone born and raised in Abbotsford, I’ve always thought of it as a liminal space: not quite a city, but not a charming...
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