With summer just around the corner, there is no better way to get some vitamin D than walking around Vancouver on a beautiful sunny day. You’ll also get to learn a bit about design while exploring the hidden architectural gems that our beautiful city has to offer. All these locations are great spots to go…
In Canada, federal elections typically happen every four years. However, they’re subject to being held ahead of schedule in what we call snap elections. The last federal election is a great example of this: Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called it two years early in 2021. It’s smart to be prepared in case we have a…
This story is based on real events. If you think you may need help, please consider reaching out to one of the resources listed at the bottom of the article. Snowfall was something Berkton usually did not experience in early December. Yet, this year Berkton locals were surprised with heavy snow, huge snowdrifts, and stabbing…
NimkishGenre: Soul R&B Nimkish is a lyrical poet who expresses her Indigenous voice through her music. Her newest album Damage Control features spoken poetry and beats that are sure to get stuck in your head. Taking inspiration from King Princess and Kehlani, Nimkish shows a vulnerability that creates a deep and personal connection with the…
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Do you ever find yourself reminiscing about your childhood summers? I do. There’s a picture in my head of when I was 12. My friends and I were walking back to the soccer field on a summer’s day, licking vanilla cones bought at a McDonald’s by the highway. The ice cream was our simple treat…
Summer may be over, but you can still enjoy the sweetness of tropical fruits. Mango float is a popular dessert in the Philippines, commonly served during house parties. When I was younger, other kids and I would fight over mango float; it would be gone so fast, no one could get any seconds. Every household…
Hi! My name is Anastasiia, and I am an international student from Ukraine. I am graduating from the Marketing Management program (Communications option) this June, and this is my story. I chose BCIT here in Canada as my post-secondary institution because a few BCIT alums had recommended its excellent Marketing program to me. I started…
“Let’s go, bro, almost there!” I am slowly making my way up the Eagle Bluffs Trail. Beads of sweat are rolling down my cheeks. My heart is beating so fast. My legs are shaking. Every step is a challenge, but I keep pushing forward. Finally, the trail gets less steep, and the wind starts playing…
Many international students (including me) would agree that moving to a new country can be daunting—yet rewarding. We are grateful for the lessons and experiences that made us who we are now. In 2020, my brother and I came to Canada from Kazakhstan. Adapting to our new lives was incredibly challenging: We had to learn…
THE FORESTS ARE LITERALLY BURNING Beautiful BC is on fire. Last year, temperatures reached 50 degrees Celsius and the province recorded over 1,600 fires. Karim Raafat, a BCIT student from Egypt, is deciding to go back home for the summer to experience more temperate weather. “We thought we’d get beautiful mountains, forests, and crystal-clear lakes.…
After two years of being closed, clubs and bars have re-opened and are in full swing in Downtown Vancouver. But don’t start sticking your tongue down someone’s throat just yet. In an attempt to not be shut down again, club owners are asking that you “leave room for Jesus.” What does that mean? According to…