“Sapperton Park is symbolic of so many parks across our great country.”
New Westminster receives present for Canada’s birthday
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Augmented or virtual: what’s the reality?
“AR can help students visualize their world in unique ways by getting out into nature versus learning from a textbook.” —Derek Turner
New Douglas sexual assault policy aims to prevent and respond
The policy has two main purposes—to prevent sexual misconduct from occurring, and to respond swiftly and seriously to allegations brought forward.
Historic BC election leaves province in limbo
The three-member Green Party found itself with the power to determine how the new BC government would function.
SPOTLIGHT: Excelling overseas
International students can count on the fact that they aren’t the first to feel alone.
Five victims, one hate-filled man
Christian has been known to promote racist and Islamophobic ideas on his Facebook page, and has been an avid believer in “free speech.”
Lethal drug kills New Westminster high school student
“One person has died from the unknown drug and another is in critical condition,” said a press release from the New Westminster Police.
No longer the NDP of the ’90s
“We’re a new party, and all I ask is that you give us a chance to show what we can do.”
BC to enforce post-secondary sexual assault policies
It remains unclear if BC’s enforcement of sexual assault policies will require Douglas College to create a more specific policy.
Surrey Creep Catchers president arrested
The group has raised questions about the role of citizens acting outside the law, and the role social media plays in mob justice.