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40 years since Expo 86: Has B.C. transit lived up to its fame? - The Runner (opens the original)
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Every day, thousands of residents rely on public transit to attend school, work, and get around their community. Originally built for the Expo 86 world fair, Vancouver’s SkyTrain transformed an attraction into a necessity for residents. The first SkyTrain stations connected Vancouver, Burnaby, and New Westminster. Today, the system has expanded to three lines and across Metro Vancouver. In 2024, TransLink reported that the Expo and Millennium Lines averaged nearly 349,000 weekday boardings. The
Is local journalism fading? Two Vancouver radio stations are off the air - The Runner (opens the original)
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News 1130 was Vancouver’s only 24-hour news radio station — and now it’s off the air. The end of News 1130 represents a significant change for Vancouver, as the city has lost a strong source of news and connection that served the community for decades. With News 1130, Rogers Sports & Media also closed Vancouver’s last sports radio station, Sportsnet 650 — along with four more station closures and cut 230 jobs across Canada in early July. For many people, News 1130 was a part of their daily routi
Education needs to adapt to declining attention spans - The Runner (opens the original)
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What’s the biggest change over the last decade? No, it’s not your growth spurt, rather, the rise of short-form video platforms. Many educators believe that since the COVID-19 pandemic, attention spans have decreased. Platforms like TikTok and Instagram have dramatically changed the speed of produced, delivered, and consumed information by users. Many students replace long readings with quick summaries to learn new material. While some research finds that people switch between tasks more often, t
Was hosting the FIFA World Cup worth the price tag? - The Runner (opens the original)
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The seventh and final FIFA World Cup match at Vancouver’s BC Place was on July 7. Canada held a total of 13 World Cup games. The parliamentary budget officer estimated each match to cost $82 million. Co-hosting the World Cup was estimated to cost taxpayers nearly $1.1 billion. Of the total funding, $473 million would come from the federal government, and the remaining $593 million would be funded by other levels of government. Yet, Vancouver’s projected costs jumped to about $700 million, nearly
The AI revolution: Is your career safe from automated replacement? - The Runner (opens the original)
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Artificial intelligence is very quickly becoming more involved in our everyday lives. What initially started as a simple chatbot has evolved into independent systems capable of reasoning, decision-making, and continuous self-improvement. As AI continues to grow and change industries, many students — including myself — are questioning whether their chosen careers can survive and adapt to this technological revolution. I’m a third-year international student from Ukraine at Kwantlen Polytechnic Uni
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