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Forest

To Decolonize Nature is to Conserve It

Culture, News, Online Exclusive, UncategorizedBy Ali PitargueApril 21, 2020

Ali PitargueAli Pitargue is a self-described adventurer and storyteller. As a journalist with a special interest in social justice, she is eager to unearth fresh perspectives to share with the world. If she’s not writing, she’s either watching Star Trek, reading high fantasy novels, or doing self-study on Baroque and Renaissance art.

Bubble

We’ve All Been Victims of Greenwashing

Culture, Lifestyle, UncategorizedBy Chantel TanakaApril 20, 2020

Greenwashing(n.)¹: the act of misleading customers or potential customers into believing that a product is environmentally friendly. words Chantel Tanaka Tsvetu The conversation around environmental sustainability was prevalent throughout the last decade. From changing our habits at home to green initiatives at our schools and workplaces, we continue to be confronted by the need to…

Plant in vase

Become A Green Shopper: Reduce Your Carbon Footprint

Culture, Lifestyle, Top Stories, UncategorizedBy Daniella PettenonApril 20, 2020

words Daniella Pettenon We all know those second-to-last row classmates who are constantly shopping online during lectures (I stand guilty). Online shopping is too easy and a little addicting! E-commerce has grown dramatically in the past decade—online retail stores now make a majority of the retail market share in comparison to general retail stores as…

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Students are demanding to be included in the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit

UncategorizedBy Link MagazineApril 20, 2020

Post-secondary students, who largely aren’t working during the school year or work contract jobs that will end at the end of April, are not eligible for the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), which is meant to protect those losing income because of COVID-19. The federal government released eligibility criteria for the CERB last week and…

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Student Spotlight: Eric J. W. Li

People, Spotlight, Student Spotlight, Top Stories, UncategorizedBy Chantel TanakaApril 15, 2020

A Modern Renaissance Man words Chantel Tanaka Tsvetu “Let’s take a building tour.” Those were the first words out of Eric Li’s mouth when I met him in the foyer of the SW9 (School of energy) building on the Burnaby campus. SW9 is Li’s current refuge as he searches for freedom in his hobbies and…

Theatre Sillouettes

48-hour Vancouver theatre creation challenge goes online

Culture, UncategorizedBy Link MagazineApril 14, 2020

Theatre Under the Gun: The Social Distancing Edition is a 48-hour play creation challenge streaming online on April 21. Vancouver-based theatre companies receive an inspiration package and have just 48 hours to race against the clock and create an original piece of theatre, along with not being in the same room. The event is produced by…

Funeral album cover

Review: ‘Funeral’ by Lil Wayne

Bits & Bites, Culture, UncategorizedBy Vishal PillayApril 8, 2020

By Vishal Pillay Lil Wayne has finally released the awaited follow up to his 2018 album Tha Carter V. This is his 13th album and features artists such as Big Sean, 2 Chainz, Jay Rock, Adam Levine, and the late XXXTentacion. Funeral brings us back to his usual spitballing and freestyle. However, it felt inconsistent…

Conviction wine bottle

Review: Sovereign Opal from Conviction Wines

Bits & Bites, Culture, Lifestyle, UncategorizedBy Lauren EdwardsApril 8, 2020

By Lauren Edwards I’ve never been one to drink casually but after starting as a full-time student, I’ve definitely come close. During the COVID-19 quarantine period with ample time to cook a nice dinner, I treated myself to a nice bottle to go with it. Okanagan label Conviction Wines (Sandhill Winery, Kelowna) knew what they…

Protestors

A World Awakened

Lifestyle, Online Exclusive, UncategorizedBy Rozali TelbisMarch 31, 2020

A Call for Personal Responsibility in the Climate Crisis 

Hand Sanitizer

How BCIT is Responding to COVID-19

Campus Life, Culture, News, Online Exclusive, People, Top Stories, UncategorizedBy Lauren EdwardsMarch 13, 2020

Update as of 3:55 pm PST, March 13, 2020 President of BCIT, Kathy Kinloch, gave a recent update to students and faculty on the actions BCIT is taking in response to the COVID-19 virus. She noted cleaning has been increased and a plan is in place, should the situation escalate to cancelling in-person classes.  At…

reading on beach

How to bring your travel-banned vacation home

Online Exclusive, UncategorizedBy Lauren EdwardsMarch 13, 2020

The recent global pandemic has the world preventing the spread of the virus in many ways, including many international travel bans. Unfortunately, that means no fun European vacations. If you had a trip planned, you’ve probably been refunded or allowed to change the flights. With the travel ban in place, here’s how to bring your…

Fruit on cutting board

Don’t Be Chopped Liver: Your Springtime Health

Bits & Bites, Culture, Lifestyle, Online Exclusive, UncategorizedBy Nick EmpeyMarch 10, 2020

How You Can Take Care of Your Liver words Nick Empey If you’re anything like me, the last few months have not been the best for your liver. You went home for the holidays, then came back to catch up with your friends, and have been spending Friday nights out in the embrace of the…

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