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Backlash reportedly not the British Museum’s tea and crumpets
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Recent Andes virus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise
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Motion to support Vancouver’s sex workers faces dramatic reduction
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Club Profile: the Filipino Student Association
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Pinoy Festival 2026 fosters community
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Book talk explores the nuances between tradition and modernity in Iran
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New Artopia lodge Cosmo creatively repurposes industrial space for artistic use
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Vancouver Youth Choir wins first place at the Cork International Choral Festival
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What your favourite film director says about you
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NDP MP Gord Johns introduces motion to increase mental health services
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Annual dragon boat festival cancelled due to FIFA World Cup
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WGOG: SFU furniture and my poor back
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Indigenous Peoples shouldn’t be made to fight for their rights again and again
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Understanding the Rohingya genocide, heritage, and the path forward, from a Rohingya Canadian
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SFU’s ecofeminist exhibition: Earth Love: Intended Chiefly for Young Persons
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Book Nook: Independent West Africa: tradition, modernization, and identity in a post-colonial Africa
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The Terror brings forth bristling psychological horror
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Mixology 101: drinks that’ll have you loving your 8:00 a.m. lectures
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Dear Peakie: Making peace with new roommates among other unwelcome connections
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Vancouver passes motion to clone Gastown Steam Clock for the FIFA World Cup
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I vow to always cherish our sponsorship deals
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North Vancouver man launches productivity app to help people with ADHD
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First Nation leaders and more push for changes to the Indian Act
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Recent Andes virus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise

By: Marie Jen Galilo, Staff Writer On April 1, the MV Hondius cruise departed from Argentina with two Dutch passengers who were carrying the Andes virus, leading to a boat-wide outbreak. In their latest update, released on May 28, the World Health Organization (WHO) shared in a report that there are 11 confirmed cases, two probable cases, and three deaths linked to the hantavirus.  On May 16, BC provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced the first confirmed case of Andes virus in BC. Four passengers from the cruise were brought into BC. Initially, they were asked to isolate for 21 days. One passenger, who is a Yukon resident, tested positive for the virus but has since recovered, according to BC health officials. Following this confirmed...

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Backlash reportedly not the British Museum’s tea and crumpets

By: Sasha Rubick, Fact Checker In 2025, the British Museum unveiled an online exhibit titled Colonialism: A Digital Experience. The paywalled, by-subscription-only website was created to make stolen artifacts more accessible, and held the controversial mission statement, “History belongs to everyone, as long as it is nailed to the floor in London.” After facing severe backlash, the museum has released a statement, which is as follows: In the spirit of democracy that Britain has historically propagated worldwide via peaceful invasion, the British Museum welcomes socratic dialogue. An itty-bitty verbal tiff between neoliberals — why, that’s our tea and crumpets! But myself and my wigged compatriots at the British Museum have been quaking in our wellies seeing the insurrectionist whinging of the tabloids this past year concerning...