Youth sports are now pay to play
Yet without paying extra, it seems players get neglected and have a lesser chance of playing in higher levels of competition.
Tag: Canada
Inside Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside struggle
With fentanyl controlling the streets, daily life in Vancouver has become a continuous struggle for residents and workers.
Leaked evaluation shows F-35 outpaced the Gripen by wide technical margin
The data, kept out of public view for years, is now raising questions about transparency and timing
Surrey’s extortion crisis grows, fueled from afar by the Indian government
Extortion targeting surrey business and homes has grown rapidly in recent years, leaving owners under pressure as police investigate organized crime, foreign lines, and copycat’s threats
Vancouver’s condo boom is officially over
Empty towers and delayed projects mark a new reality in Vancouver’s economy.
After 8 months of the tariffs Canadian companies have had to make some changes
Tariffs have hit hard for the small businesses of Canada
Hosting the World Cup is a bad decision for Canada
The games provide little to no economic benefit with minimal upsides.
Canadians share their cooking stories, disasters and all
From flaky butter croissants to preparing sloppy joe’s night with family, Canadians are always creating moments through food.
Canada’s new Prime Minister is mandated to address economic uncertainty
From an ex-banker to a former Prime Minister Carney, has many Canadians hopeful for the future of their country.
Tech Experts Concerned About Tech Giant Huawei’s Effects on Canada’s 5G Network
Concerns voiced by many Canadian citizens cause the thin wall of trust between Canada and China to slowly give way.
Land Back: The Battle Against Colonialism
Both Indigenous and non-Indigenous protesters unite, attempting to deal a swift blow to the dark aspects of Canada’s past.
Here’s why Canada needs to legalize prostitution
Canada’s current prostitution laws are conflating sex working and trafficking and are putting sex workers in danger.
The discovery of the remains of First Nations children incites both symbolic responses and a push to uncover more sites
The Catholic Church has refused to apologize for its role in the Kamloops school or any of the other schools it ran in Canada where Indigenous children were inflicted with horrible conditions and abuse that would be felt for generations.
Sephora’s first campaign for National Indigenous History Month strikes a message of resilience after tragedy
“We belong here, and everywhere.”
Cindy Blackstock says, Respect the human rights of First Nations children. The Canadian government says, We’ll see you in court.
The government has spent $8.3 million fighting against the human rights of First Nations children.
One in five students vape, according to student health survey
Administrators, counsellors and committee members are mulling over the results of a survey that reveals student behaviours around substances, screen time and obesity.
100 years ago, the world’s first documentary, Nanook of the North, shared life in the arctic with the rest of the world
Although some elements of this movie are fictional, it is a vivid representation of the Inuit way of life prior to European contact.
The education system in Turkey can learn a lot from Canada’s
BC, Canada is very famous with their education system and international programs, on the other hand Turkey is known for their educational problems.
If you think Canada’s university admission process is difficult, wait until you hear about the rest of the world
Getting into a university is an exhausting process for any student, but the different admission systems can make it harder for some.
Canada reluctant to adopt UN declaration on Indigenous rights
While Canada has signed UNDRIP, it still has a long way to go before it can be considered “adopted.”
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