FORSETH – Age and income are not ‘barriers’ to getting vaccinated
THE HEADLINE of a news story in the Vancouver Sun on Tuesday (May 18), stated: “Vaccine information not reaching young adults in B.C., poll shows.” Leading off the [Continue]
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VIEWPOINT – There’s only one accurate generalization: people are different
WHEN I DECIDED to come to Canada, I heard many types of comments. Most of the comments were based on stereotypes about Canada or the West in general. Now that I’ve lived in [Continue]
VIEWPOINT – Will wildfires make us stronger?
I DID NOT realize how horrible wildfires are until I lived through this season in B.C. Going through something is totally different than hearing about it, even when we’re [Continue]
VIEWPOINT – Fasting at Ramadan, and the common goal of purification
SATURDAY, May 27, was the start of the holy month of Ramadan. Now, Muslims all around the world are fasting from dawn to sunset during this month. This year is the first year [Continue]
VIEWPOINT – It might be time to learn a third language, and it’s not that hard
SINCE I’M LEARNING Turkish as a third language, I found myself improving very fast in a very short time. In less than a month, I became able to speak, understand, read [Continue]
VIEWPOINT – Immigration impacts host countries in different ways
LIVING IN a multicultural society could be a main reason for accepting others. And accepting others could be a main reason for having a multicultural society. It has been [Continue]
VIEWPOINT – Was it just a happy coincidence, or meant to happen?
WE WERE JUST about to turn away from a bus stop in Aberdeen, when we realized that we couldn’t take the bus. My friend and I forgot our student cards — for the first [Continue]
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