Addressing Disability Representation in Canadian Media (French version available)
How Should Disabilities be Addressed? There are two types of language that are primarily used when describing disabilities: person-first language and identity-first language. In Canada, person-first language has been used […]
4 COVID-19-Inspired Money-Saving Techniques to Carry On Post-Pandemic
Congratulations, we have made it! It looks like the end to the pandemic is near! Now you feel like you deserve a reward. After all, the last two years have […]
Coping with Anxiety/Depression from the Possibility of the Pandemic Going Beyond 2022
We’re now going into the third year of this pandemic. Looking back, it has been a non-stop rollercoaster. Not only is the pandemic, of course, a long-term, dire issue in […]
Tips and Advice for Preparing and Actually Writing Your Novel
Reading a story can be fun. However, writing a novel has certain challenges. During the pandemic, you might have decided to write a book of fiction. Preparing for and writing […]
Being Human: A Guide to Returning to In-Person Learning and Working
The lockdowns and restrictions due to the pandemic have forced most people to study online and/or work from home. While initially not a lot were keen to the idea, as […]
BC’s budget focused on climate change: Addressing the Crisis, Creating Job Opportunities (French version available)
The summer of 2021 in British Columbia showed what climate change can do to the land and the people. Fires that destroyed entire communities, floods that devastated homes and schools, […]
