Bright-er side: Journaling is a time machine

Bright-er Side Marie Jen Galilo - 0
Some journalers have their own “ecosystems” — a collection of journals that serve different purposes. My journal ecosystem consists of a junk journal, a...
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Google’s march towards AI Search risks further monopolizing content control and cuts out small creators

Opinions Tomos Land - 0
Last month, Google unveiled its new artificial intelligence (AI) model, Gemini 3.5 Flash, which allows users to conduct multi-step tasks. This latest iteration of...
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The only energy superpower Canada should become is green

Opinions Jonah Lazar - 0
Canada’s attempts to balance economic growth in the oil sector while limiting the ecological damage seem to be failing. With the new emissions and...
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Reimagining the outdoors as more inclusive and accessible spaces

Opinions Heidi Kwok - 0
Pristine towering snow-capped mountains, old-growth forests, and majestic coastal fjords are just a few of the natural wonders we have here on Turtle Island....
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WGOG: If the sun is down, my pen should be too

Opinions Sania Shenasa - 0
There’s a specific feeling that you experience once you hit the 3 hour mark into a final and the world outside has gone pitch...
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Political Corner: BC MLA Tara Armstrong shouldn’t be in her position

Opinions Jonah Lazar - 0
Content warning: mentions of anti-Indigenous, transphobic, and anti-semitic language. Tara Armstrong, a member of the legislative assembly (MLA) representing the Kelowna-Lake Country-Coldstream district in the...
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WGOG: SFU furniture and my poor back

Opinions Corbett Gildersleve - 0
I’m big, 440 lbs big, and I can’t comfortably sit in/on most SFU classroom chairs and furniture. Even during years where I was in...
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Indigenous Peoples shouldn’t be made to fight for their rights again and again

Opinions Corbett Gildersleve - 0
The Alberta and BC governments have both experienced setbacks in court on cases brought by First Nations groups due to both government’s lack of...
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Alberta sets Canada back by 10 years in achieving climate change goals

Opinions Marie Jen Galilo - 0
On May 15, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith signed an agreement that permits Alberta to use its own carbon...
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Bright-er Side: Music, space, and flipping a record over

Bright-er Side Zahra Khan - 0
The most important thing about owning a record is having it for myself, forever. Streaming services are at your fingertips when you need them,...
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