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B.C. Shifts to Proficiency Scale for Grading
Last year, the province introduced a significant change to its student evaluation system. Rather than using traditional letter grades like A, B, or C,…
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Kaasvi Bhatia is a Media Studies student at the University of British Columbia with a passion for digital storytelling and content creation.
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Canada’s International Student Policies Under Fire
The Canadian government’s strategy of admitting large numbers of international students has come under heavy criticism due to rising cases of exploitation and sex…
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Press Progress Criticizes Newly Elected MLAs Amid Growing Support
In a recent article, Press Progress, a far-left Canadian newspaper, aimed the newly elected British Columbia Conservative MLAs, labeling them as extreme, bigoted, and…
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Vancouver Man Avoids Jail for Fatal Stabbing: Justice or Leniency?
A recent sentencing in Vancouver has sparked intense debate across the community. The court has sentenced Anthony Warren Woods, who fatally stabbed 72-year-old Alex…
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The P. Diddy Case: Everything You Need to Know
The entertainment world is abuzz with shocking revelations about rapper Sean Combs, famously known as P. Diddy. Here’s a breakdown of the controversy surrounding…
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The Controversy Surrounding the SOGI Program in British Columbia
Since its introduction in 2016 by B.C. United, the Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) program in British Columbia has become a lightning rod…
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KFC Goes 100% Halal in Ontario: A Bold Move or a Missed Opportunity?
In May, KFC, the globally recognized American fast-food chain, announced that all its restaurants in Ontario will transition to serving 100% halal food, with…
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The Sikh Court in the UK: A Dangerous Step Toward Legal Separatism?
This weekend, London’s historic Lincoln’s Inn hosted the opening of the Sikh Court, a self-declared alternative dispute resolution (ADR) body meant to settle conflicts…
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