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May 19 - 23

MON TUES WED THURS FRI

Victoria Day

Sweet and Sour Pork

FGHE

Steak and Cheese Quesadilla

CDAB

Chicken Cacciatore

DABC

Tilapia or Vegan Cutlet

GHEF

STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS

Go to Senior Reception to claim your lost earphones, retainers, jewelry, glasses, and calculators

SPORTS UPDATES

Tigers Tennis Team defeated LFA in league play, placing 3rd overall they have qualifed for the VS2S Zone Championships this week!

Tigers Badminton placed 4th in our LMISSAA league and have their playoffs this Wednesday at LFA after school.

Varsity Soccer lost a hard fought battle to Notre Dame 1-0 last Thursday finishing 2nd in our LMISSAA league. This week they will compete in the VS2S Zone Championships.

STUDENT LIFE

STUDENT LIFE

How Screen Time is Impacting You

It is undeniable that our generation is more exposed to screens than ever before. With statistics from both research and a survey of the YHS community, this article will open your eyes to the impact of technology on your development.

STUDENT LIFE

Food Recommendations around Vancouver!

Vancouver’s food scene is a treasure trove of global flavors! This month’s highlights include Fassil, an Ethiopian spot on Broadway with rich, spicy Kitfo and fluffy Injera, and Las Tortas on Cambie, where Mexican tortas, horchata, and flan hit the spot. Both are must-visits for bold, comforting dishes.

STUDENT LIFE

Exclusive Teacher Interview: Dr. Lesk Q&A

Dr. Lesk didn’t always plan to be a teacher—but after years as an archaeologist, she realized her favorite part was sharing knowledge. Now a beloved YHS educator, she brings passion, curiosity, and a love for literature (and knitting!) into every class she teaches.

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STUDENT LIFE

Teacher’s Spotlight

We see our teachers every day, but many YHS staff members work behind the scenes to keep everything running smoothly. This spotlight on Mr. Lampe, Admissions Associate since 2017, offers a glimpse into his vital role at YHS and his adventurous, eco-conscious life beyond school walls.

EDITORIAL

EDITORIAL

Renaming Streets: Exploring Canada’s Intentions

Renaming streets may seem like progress, but without action toward Indigenous land reclamation, justice, and self-determination, it risks reducing decolonization to aesthetics rather than substance. Canada must do more than change names. It must change systems.

EDITORIAL

The Climate Crisis and its Effects on Indigenous People

Indigenous peoples, who contribute the least to greenhouse gas emissions, are disproportionately impacted by the climate crisis. From melting permafrost to food insecurity and poor air quality, climate change continues to deepen existing inequities and threaten traditional ways of life.

EDITORIAL

Brutality in Blue: The Tragic Reality of Police Violence

The murder of Tyre Nichols is a painful reminder of police brutality and the urgent need for accountability. When those meant to uphold justice inflict violence, the very fabric of trust in law enforcement begins to unravel.

EDITORIAL

The Stress Source: Politics

Political shifts have an undeniably substantial impact on American lives, often causing significant emotional distress. As Smith explores in 'Politics Is Making Us Sick,' many individuals report stress, sleep loss, and declining mental health in response to major political events and policies.

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OPINION

OPINION

Neoliberal Feminism Fails Women

Neoliberal feminism glorifies "girl boss" success within capitalism while ignoring the exploitation that makes it possible, reducing feminism to a brand reliant on consumption and selective inclusion. Rooted in trickle-down logic and a savior complex, it upholds oppressive systems rather than challenging them.

OPINION

These Violent Delights Book Review

These Violent Delights is a Romeo and Juliet retelling set in 1920s Shanghai, where rival gang heirs Juliette Cai and Roma Montagov must uncover a deadly mystery while navigating political unrest and a dangerous blood feud. The novel combines rich historical detail, action, and strong character representation.

OPINION

From Skiing to Debating Climate Change Ethics and Intergenerational..

Clark is motivated by the desire to uncover the ethical and normative debates hidden in contemporary policy discussions, especially in relation to climate change, and believes that engaging in politics and political action is key to addressing these issues.

OPINION

Why You Should Become a Bookworm

Reading isn't just for intellectual growth; it's about understanding, entertaining, and broadening perspectives. Whether through books or other forms of storytelling, the goal is to connect with ideas and experiences that make us see the world differently.

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POETRY & PROSE

POETRY & PROSE

Midsummer in Jinchuanyuan

Apart from a single location pin on the map, Google knows little else of my home village. Tucked away in a cluster of villages surrounded by farmland, Jinchuanyuan remains a secret only the locals can tell.

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ENTERTAINMENT

ENTERTAINMENT

Study Tips, Tricks, and Busted Myths

Exams are approaching, and Yorkies often wonder about the best ways to study. Tips like spaced repetition, goal setting, and using flashcards can help boost retention and memory, setting you up for success!

ENTERTAINMENT

How Dogs Help Humans

After a long day at school, nothing beats the comfort of a dog’s company. Whether offering a listening ear, comforting you during tough times, or even serving as a helper for those in need, dogs play a significant role in making life a little brighter.

ENTERTAINMENT

Hidden Restaurants

Looking for some great food spots around the lower mainland? From the Hawaiian-Japanese fusion at Kyu Grill to indulgent waffle shakes at Off The Grid, delicious wings at Flying Beaver, and authentic Taiwanese cuisine at Pearl Castle, these eateries are sure to satisfy your cravings

ENTERTAINMENT

Vanilla Lemon Cake Recipe

A recipe for a vanilla lemon cake without the long backstory.

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