“We don’t have to turn off the tap right away, but we must begin investing more in technology and innovation.” – Jonina Campbell
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Douglas College presents Fentanyl: Breaking the Cycle
Constable Jones emphasized the need for doctors to educate their patients on the withdrawal and addictiveness of opioid prescriptions.
Students helping seniors
“I am part of Love Caravan because I feel happy when I see seniors’ faces.” –Kana Chan
Douglas to inaugurate public hearing instrument education
All students interested in the program are not only encouraged to attend the April 18 information session on the program, but required to.
Federal Budget 2017: How does it affect students?
However, there were no other programs announced directly for other students—a disappointment after so many student programs were introduced in the 2016 budget.
BC NDP reveals two post-election promises
The two moves show that the NDP is ramping up their run for provincial leadership by specifically taking stances against the incumbent Christy Clark.
No youth left behind
“I’m glad this thing exists…I think it makes people feel safer and happier.” –Devon, 16
Nothing to fear
“Even though writing a pledge sentence that only takes five seconds to put on paper may seem like a small thing to us, it might mean the world to them.”
SPOTLIGHT: Two wrongs don’t make a right
“I…wanted…to provide students…with a way to find out about right-wing ideas if they are new to politics.”
DCBA hosts Women in Leadership
“The event is to encourage women in leadership in all faculties and everyone is welcome.”