“Ordinary Canadians don’t care about the arts”

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How arts organizations in B.C. are impacted by funding cuts, and why they aren’t giving up By Esther Tung Photos By Mark Burnham It’s official — arts and...
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Fat happiness: Is it wrong to be fat?

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By Ljudmila Petrovic As a child, Kalamity Hildebrandt was put on diet pills by her doctor in order to lose weight. By age nine she...
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Blood on our hands: How the international community has failed the Syrian people

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By Gustavo Destro In February, 1982, Hafez al-Assad ordered his army to besiege and shell the city of Hama in order to quell an uprising...
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The Surrey stigma: The city we love to hate

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By Kelly Thoreson “I heard that Surrey was not the nicest place. It wasn’t a place you wanted to go to,” said Ella Sargent, a...
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“I don’t know how to use a condom” & other tales of how sex education failed me

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I thought I had pooped my pants, but who poops their pants in the fifth grade? I didn’t remember going to the bathroom that day,...
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How do you bus?

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By Gary Lim Everything you’ve ever needed to know about someone can be learned from how they sit on the bus.  A great man said...
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Sweat it: Why you should be worried about your lack of exercise

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Are you one of those people who ceased all attempts at physical exertion the moment your university career began? If yes, withhold panic: you...
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Being better: Where did our empathy go?

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By Denise Wong In late October, the story of Yue Yue went viral. The surveillance footage from Foshan, China was posted online and depicted two...
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Penny for your thoughts

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What to consider before giving change to the homeless in Vancouver By Kelly Thoreson   “Panhandling isn’t a very lucrative career,” Thomas explained as we sipped warm coffees...
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Ditching disposables: Reusable chopsticks should be a no-brainer for sushi diners

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By Larissa Ardis When our graduate class in resource and environmental management was given an assignment by Dr. Anne Salomon to undertake a conservation action informed...
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