Should the Olympics impose popular values?

Should the Olympics impose popular values?

by | Oct 17, 2013 | Op-eds, Opinions

When discriminatory notions result in malevolent action against certain groups, they should be reassessed by those in positions of power. The new law passed by the Russian government, which incriminates homosexuality and all “propaganda” surrounding it, presents a...
J.J. Abrams reboots science fiction cinema

J.J. Abrams reboots science fiction cinema

by | Jun 20, 2013 | Culture, Film

J.J. Abrams’ reboot of the Star Trek franchise threw sci-fi fans into a collective, nerd-tastic frenzy. Not only did it stay true to the ruthlessly loyal fan base that supported it during its days on network TV and ensuing reruns, it invited a “next generation” of...

R. Luongo and the Canadian Dream

by | Jan 17, 2013 | Opinions

A new collective bargaining agreement has been tentatively reached between NHL players and owners, salvaging this year’s NHL season. In light of this, a question has resurfaced in the minds of Canucks fans: what is to become of Bobby Lou? Ridiculed by fans and the...

Curiosity: inspiring the future

by | Nov 8, 2012 | Opinions

In August, the Mars rover Curiosity made its iconic descent, and we were able to witness it using nothing more than a computer screen and an Internet connection. The emblematic name of the scientific vessel captures the constant pursuit of knowledge that is a core...

A hockey fan’s ideological struggle

by | Sep 20, 2012 | Op-eds, Opinions

Those who know me well know I’m a huge hockey fan. Lately, I’ve been asked about my thoughts on the current NHL labour dispute that has ripped something I hold very dear clean out of my grasp.  NHL revenue has increased from $2.1 to  $3.3 billion US since the last...