B.C. to expect more foreign family doctors

By Kalvin Moses B.C. is expanding the number of internationally educated doctors allowed to practice in B.C., in order to meet the demand of the province’s shortage of family doctors International doctors are coming A practice…

Virus scorches blueberry farms

By Nicholas Naylor The blueberry bush-killing scorch virus has been a common issue to B.C. farms, but virus mutations are making detection and treatments more difficult. According to the BC Blueberry Council, several viruses affect…

Dust settles from PNE riot

By Tom Eley The PNE has banned the Breakout music festival after a riot ignited last September when the headlining act failed to show up, according to a PNE spokesperson. On Sept. 18, a handful of disgruntled fans caused $300,000 in…

SFU new medical school in near future

By Shashi Goel The creation of British Columbia’s first new medical school in 50 years received an injection of $4.9 million, Premier David Eby announced Monday. The school, to be established at Simon Fraser University’s Surrey…

“Sad Love” results in greater happiness

By Seth Forward The Langara philosophy event “Sad Love” will aim to combat romanticized notions of love and human attachment to those notions. “Sad Love,” an event based on the book written by UBC professor and the event’s speaker…

The state of Cantonese in Vancouver

By River Kero Cantonese continues to thrive in Vancouver despite Mandarin’ increasing dominance in the city. Cantonese has historically been the most spoken Chinese dialect in North America. According to the Statistics Canada, between…
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