Public transit is the way forward to sustainable cities

Opinions Dylan Tonekham - 0
As climate change remains a massive threat to humanity, the Canadian government has pledged initiatives to fight it, such as the 2030 emissions reduction...
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Bill S-510 has concerning implications for our privacy

Opinions Kelly Chia - 0
On December 14, 2023, Bill S-210 passed its second reading through the House of Commons. Bill S-210 is an act that restricts “young persons’...
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Cartoons can be lighthearted

Opinions Michelle Young - 0
Often, we might turn to teen or adult dramas in favour of complex stories and mature themes that resonate with older audiences. Some series,...
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Opinions in Dialogue: Intersectionality in leftist spaces

Opinions Peak Web - 0
By: Olivia Visser, Copy Editor and Michelle Young, Opinions Editor  Intersectionality, a concept coined by Kimberlé Crenshaw, notes “that all oppression is linked.” It is...
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No, body hair is not unhygienic

Opinions Michelle Young - 0
“Eww, you have more hair than me,” said multiple teenage boys during my high school years. While looking back, such an opinion is probably...
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The erasure of Black narratives persists

Opinions Michelle Young - 0
Content warning: mentions of racism and enslavement.  Perhaps we know Martin Luther King Jr and Rosa Parks — but what else is known about how...
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Opinions in Dialogue: The commodification of Lunar New Year

Opinions Izzy Cheung and Kelly Chia - 0
Content warning: mentions of racism.  With all the Christmas hype leaving our local malls, storefronts are now being swamped with limited-edition Lunar New Year promotions....
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Displacing the unhoused population dehumanizes an entire community

Opinions Emma Cosman - 0
As temperatures in the greater Vancouver area drop to unprecedentedly low levels, the cold winter days become difficult to bear for even the most...
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Black people still face barriers in healthcare

Opinions Hailey Miller - 0
Content warning: mentions of medical racism and medical trauma.  In Canada, Black people are at a higher risk of receiving inadequate healthcare due to systemic...
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Cancelling “The Runner” shows solidarity

Opinions Petra Chase - 0
Content warning: mentions of genocide. On January 11, Vancouver’s landmark performing arts festival, PuSh, announced that The Runner, a play by the Montreal-based group Human...
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