By Ocea McClean A few weeks back, our school hosted a mini fair featuring many universities and colleges from across British Columbia. Even though the event only lasted a short amount of time, it had a huge impact on students thinking about their futures. For many of us, it was the first time we were able to speak directly with admissions reps, ask honest questions, and learn what different programs provide for students.  One of the most valuable outcomes of the fair was expo

By Izzie Rudgley November 11th is a day to honor those who served to defend our values and freedoms and those who continue to serve our country today. As Canadians, we mark the day by wearing poppies, attending memorial services, and observing a moment of silence at 11am, which is the time when the armistice that ended World War I was signed. Remembrance Day is just a part of a larger period of remembrance, called Veterans Week, which runs from November 5th to November 11th. 

...thoughts from a guest By Gavinn Forsythe The episode I did was pretty fun.  I came up with an answer to the question “what is your   least favourite element on the periodic table?” before I went on the podcast. The answer/joke I came up with was “francium, because it has a half-life of 22 minutes which means it gives up just as quick as the country it was named after.” I came up with that joke when I was going to sleep, since it takes me around an hour to fall asleep. I'm