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Curling, my beloved

Natalia Toscano - 0
My soul yearns to get a go at curling. It’s one of my favourite sports. You may ask, how can it be that a sport...

Summer: experience it how you want to

Jasleen Sandhu - 0
I’ve noticed that each summer may come with expectations: to be productive, to make the most of it, to “glow up.” I feel summer...

The root causes behind the increasing rabbit population

Veronica Powell - 0
Rabbits and bunnies are taking over B.C.’s Lower Mainland with colonies of over 2,000 being found across local communities, and it’s getting out of...

The human cost of the deficit

Sky Terrones - 0
There’s a certain kind of sadness on campus lately. Yes, finals are around the corner, but this grey-hued heaviness stretches far beyond last-minute assignments...

Avi Lewis elected as new NDP leader

Reza Keshavarz - 0
The New Democrat Party (NDP) leadership race concluded on Mar. 29, and Avi Lewis won the election by 56 per cent of the vote....

Composting your climate anxiety with some green reads

Reza Keshavarz - 0
Apr. 22 marks Earth Day, a tradition that began in 1970 as a nationwide call to protect the planet. That first Earth Day, 20...

Anastasia: The Musical: a review

Rachel Tait - 0
Gallery 7 put on a spectacular rendition of Anastasia: The Musical that ran from Mar. 13 to 29 at the Abbotsford Arts Centre. Based on...

Student protest at UFV shut down; questions raised

Reza Keshavarz - 0
On Apr. 1, around 2:30 p.m. a protest was run by a small group of theatre students on the UFV campus on the outdoor...

Artemis II makes history by travelling to the moon

Jasleen Sandhu - 0
On Apr. 1, 2026, during the evening of the full moon, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) launched the Artemis II, for a...

The CGA gem hiding in plain sight

Sky Terrones - 0
It’s that magical time of the year when the Canadian Game Awards (CGA) nominees drop, and we all collectively point at our screens like,...
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