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Trump Aims To Acquire Greenland, Prompting Backlash From International Community
US President Donald Trump recently announced his intention to acquire Greenland, and has used tariff and military threats to further his agenda, despite heavy criticism from both NATO and Denmark.
The 2026 Winter Olympics
Taking place from Feb. 6 to Feb. 22 in Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo, Italy, the 2026 Winter Olympic Games contained eight sports and 16 disciplines, ranging from ice hockey to biathlon to the newly introduced ski mountaineering. This year, 93 countries attended the Winter Olympics with over 3,500 athletes competing and 195 medals awarded in total.
A Look Into Grad ‘26
With only one semester left, the grads of 2026 are making some lasting memories with their peers and cherishing their last few months at Hamber. Grad Committee members have been working hard to plan events to both fuel grade spirit and fundraise, in hopes of raising enough money for Prom and other special grad events.
What Does Moving To Permanent Daylight Savings Time Mean For British Columbians?
For the past 70 years, British Columbians have complied with the practice of daylight savings time (DST) — turning their clocks forward an hour on the first Sunday of March and moving them back an hour on the first Sunday of November. However, this year, on Mar. 8, the majority of British Columbians moved their clocks an hour ahead for the last time.
Quebec Premier François Legault Resigns
On Jan. 14, Quebec Premier François Legault announced his resignation as Premier of Quebec and leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) party. He will remain as premier and party leader until a replacement is found. Finding a replacement could take months and may leave the CAQ with little time to prepare for the provincial election, which will be held in October.
Murder, Mystery, And Mayhem: Winter One-Acts Steal The Spotlight
Hamber’s Theatre Department started the new year off with two student-directed Winter One-Act Plays that were performed on Jan. 29 and Jan. 30.
ANALYSIS | The End Of The Hughes Era: Why The Canucks Finally Moved On
Every true Canucks fan knows the magic of 2011. Led by the twins Daniel and Henrik Sedin, Vancouver reached its all-time peak: one win away from winning the franchise’s first Stanley Cup in the National Hockey League (NHL). This left some optimism and hope coming out of the Sedin Era, so Vancouver’s management was determined to find a replacement franchise player as soon as possible. Fortunately, in the following years, the Canucks got lucky.
After Five Years Of The Semester System, Teachers And Students Weigh In
Since the COVID-19 pandemic, secondary schools across the Vancouver School Board have adopted the semester system, where students attend the same four classes every day for half the year and another four for the second half of the year.
Dozens Of School Employees Fired In Quebec As Bill 94 Takes Effect
Quebec’s Bill 94, an updated ban on religious symbols in schools, was passed in October 2025 under François Legault’s Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ) party. The bill was heavily criticized by many human rights organizations, who claim it undermines religious freedoms, and as of Feb. 28, has led to dozens of firings, suspensions, and resignations from school employees.
How To Be Road-Ready: Hamberites’ Advice For New Drivers
Every year, grade 10 and 11 students hit the road for the first time after passing their learner’s license test, or L test, and qualifying for a driver’s license.
Hamber's Successful Run in Fall Sports
This fall, Hamber dominated the high school sports scene, participating in a total of 13 sports in one season and reigning victorious in many.
ANALYSIS | The Great Meme Reset
An online campaign known as the Great Meme Reset of 2026 has gained a lot of attention in recent months as social media users call for a revival of memes from the 2015 to 2018 era. The movement, sometimes referred to simply as the 2026 Meme Reset, encourages people to stop posting modern “brainrot” memes on Jan. 1, 2026, and return to the comedic styles that defined the mid-to-late 2010s.
OPINION | The Rory Gilmore Effect
Every autumn and winter, Instagram feeds and Pinterest boards erupt with so-called “aesthetic” photos of cable-knit sweaters, steaming coffee cups, well-worn paperbacks, and cozy Spotify playlists—all under the guise of being supposed homages to Rory Gilmore’s aesthetic. But the Rory Gilmore being idolized isn’t the real Rory at all.
Canada’s Climate Targets Are Slipping As Carney-Smith MOU Contradicts Past Promises
Canada’s newest proposal to become “a global energy superpower” disregards the most important thing that superpowers are supposed to do — protect and uphold the futures of their communities.
SATIRE | Gifts To WOW Everyone This Holiday Season
The holiday season is upon us, which means it is also the gift-giving season. Shopping for people can be hard, but with some inspiration, it can become a bit easier. Whether it's a stocking stuffer, under the tree, or in a gift exchange, here are some ideas that deserve to be gift-wrapped.
Sabrina Carpenter Wraps Up Short N’ Sweet Tour
After 14 months and 72 shows around the world, Sabrina Carpenter officially wrapped up her Short N’ Sweet tour in Los Angeles on Nov. 23. This tour was one of the most important and successful eras of her career. Carpenter’s album Short N’ Sweet contains a variety of hit songs like fan favourites: “Espresso,” “Please Please Please,” “Taste,” and many more.
REVIEW | Wicked: For Good Will Leave You on the Edge of Your Seat
Last year, the popular movie Wicked was released in theatres. Now, to finish the unlimited masterpiece, the sequel, Wicked: For Good, directed by Jon M. Chu, was released in theatres on Nov. 21.
Canada and India Agree to New Trade Deal
Leaders from Canada and India agreed to launch a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) starting on Nov. 23, after almost two years of impasse.
Carney's First Federal Budget Approved
On Nov. 4, Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled his government’s inaugural federal budget, titled “Canada Strong.” According to The New York Times, the budget outlines broad, forward-looking investments aimed at stimulating economic growth and strengthening national security. It also aims to reinforce Canada’s resilience amid heightened global uncertainty through wars and trade disputes.
Sudan faces Famine and Humanitarian Crises as Civil War Progresses
Since April 2023, Sudan has been in the midst of a civil war between its army and a powerful military-like group called the Rapid Support Forces (RSF). This nearly three-year-long conflict has caused famine and over 150,000 deaths across the country. Thirty million people are in need of assistance, and about 12 million people are fleeing their homes.