Equipping the next generation for sipping
UBCO research explores how to encourage the next generation of wine appreciation.
Newspapers took a beating over the past few years
This probably isn’t news to anyone who follows the news.
David Wylie • November 4, 2021
Pandemic leads to an early-life crisis for kids
A Grade 9 students writes about her experience with online learning during COVID-19.
Contributed • November 3, 2021
Thank goodness for food banks, as more go hungry
The pandemic has caused more Canadians to fall into food insecurity.
Sylvain Charlebois • November 2, 2021
A short history of Cognac
What is the difference between cognac and other types of brandy?
Joseph Micallef • October 27, 2021
My love and hate relationship with social media
Social media has the ability to bring out the best and the worst in people, writes Reen Rose.
Reen Rose • October 21, 2021
LETTER: We support reconciliation AND law enforcement
A letter in response to the BC government’s lack of enforcement on unlicensed cannabis stores.
Contributed • October 19, 2021
Sex in space for survival (and for fun)
Love and rockets have to go hand-in-hand if we are to become an interstellar species.
Contributed • October 14, 2021
Practising self-care, even as wildfire closes in on me
There are lessons to be learned from the stress of wildfire, writes Dr. Kimberly Brayman.
Kimberly Brayman • October 12, 2021
Perfect wines to pair with Thanksgiving
Even if the wine is corked and the turkey charred, keep in mind the purpose of Thanksgiving.
Contributed • October 6, 2021
The cultured meat industry needs its own Elon Musk
Cultured meat could succeed… but it won’t be easy.
Sylvain Charlebois • October 5, 2021
BC extends moratorium on liquor stores
BC won’t accept applications or approve any new applicants until July 2032 at the earliest.
Contributed • October 4, 2021
Faces of OKNG Tech: Brian Stephenson
Meet Brian Stephenson, a Partner at Pushor Mitchell LLP.
Contributed • October 1, 2021
Truth and Reconciliation with my dad’s moral dilemma
On this National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, I think of an experience my father had in the 1950s.
Reen Rose • September 30, 2021
How many restaurants do we really need?
The pandemic presents a golden opportunity for the restaurant industry to reflect.
Sylvain Charlebois •
Re: toxic drug deaths: ‘Look out for one another’
The big changes we’re working on will save many lives in the longer-term.