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Let's talk about mental health, baby - Vimarsana News

Let's talk about mental health, baby

How to better deal with mental health in the workplace Something insane happened to me last week — something that I never thought would happen to me in the course of my life. Something so anti-capitalist I’m starting to wonder if I was recently knocked out only to wake up in a Marxist utopia led […]

Is face (to face) time worth it? - The Cascade - Vimarsana News

Is face (to face) time worth it? - The Cascade

Thoughts on those who disregard pandemic regulations The news lately has seen cases of people violating pandemic regulations, ranging from large parties organized by ordinary people in their backyards, to prominent politicians taking vacations abroad. Those of us who consider ourselves to be responsible, upstanding citizens, who are doing our bit to flatten the curve, […]

Bye bye Barry - The Cascade - Vimarsana News

Bye bye Barry - The Cascade

Chilliwack’s controversial school trustee may be on his way out Last week was a victorious week for those interested in defeating some not-so-nice people in power: Trump left the White House for (assumably) ever, MP Derek Sloan has been removed from the Conservative caucus, and here in the Fraser Valley, Chilliwack’s own school trustee, Barry […]

The bright side of 2020 - The Cascade - Vimarsana News

The bright side of 2020 - The Cascade

Good news stories from last year that you may have missed One of our editors recently came across a Foreign Policy news article listing things that happened in 2020 that we might have missed… and it was almost all horrible. Wars, protests, conflicts — you name it. As if the terrible things that we didn’t miss (see: COVID-19, see: police brutality) weren’t enough. Thanks, Foreign Policy.  Yeah, 2020 was a dumpster fire, and yeah we should all take the time to grieve our lost and changed lives, but no, we don’t think folk need to be reading articles about how horrible 2020 has been. ...

Good art and bad people: where to draw the line - Vimarsana News

Good art and bad people: where to draw the line

Can you still enjoy art that’s made by a terrible person? When the pandemic first hit, people turned to art: shows were binge-watched, albums were played on repeat, and movies were marathoned. Art offers comfort and distraction from the surrounding world, but from another perspective it can also offer ethical dilemmas. It’s long been debated […]