The Lions awaken
After a year off, the BC Lions are looking to regain momentum as the new season beginsBy Craig Allan, Business…
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Tokyo 2020: where does Canada stand?
Pandemic games filled with surprises so farBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist When Tokyo got the rights to host the Summer…
Highlights from the NBA draft
The biggest news wasn’t even a draft pickBy Mo Hussain, Sports Reporter The NBA draft wrapped up with many noteworthy…
Takeaways from the Vancouver Canucks offseason
The Canucks were notably active during downtimeBy Mo Hussain, Sports Reporter So far, the Vancouver Canucks have made plenty of…
Soccer penalty kicks are still nerve wracking to watch
To miss or not to missBy Brandon Yip, Senior Columnist Since this issue pertains to health, why not write about…
Canadian party leaders gearing up for possible snap election in the fall
Province holds sway in federal election results By Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor In case Canadians weren’t already sick of surprise…
Some countries not recognizing mixing of vaccine doses
WHO and CDC also advise against vaccine mixing until further research is doneBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor Many countries are…
Almost one million eligible people not vaccinated in BC
Coronavirus vaccines updateBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist The coronavirus pandemic might be coming to an end this fall in Canada,…
Online Douglas College events in July
What’s going down at Dougie?By Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor More and more people are getting vaccinated, which means this pandemic…
Remembering the Canucks’ 2011 cup run, part two
“The series will go down as the most one-sided seven game series in the history of the Stanley Cup [Final],”…