What was new, what stayed the same, and what went up By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter and Katie Czenczek, News Editor The Douglas Students’ Union Annual General Meeting 2019…
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Campus life is lacking for people with accessibility needs By Katie Czenczek, News Editor Access to social events on campus is far from universal. Mohini Takhar, a Douglas College…
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Reoccupying land By Katie Czenczek, News Editor Although the RCMP and Wet’suwet’en peoples have reached an alleged tentative truce, the fight over traditional land is still underway. On January…
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And what that means for US-Canada relations By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter It’s been a month since the US government was shut down, and it still appears that Republicans…
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Part of larger mental health initiative By Naomi Ambrose, Staff Writer Post-secondary students hoping for more mental health support may soon have their wishes become a reality. According to…
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Metro Vancouver projected to increase by a million by 2050 By Katie Czenczek, News Editor A recent report conducted by senior regional planner Terry Hoff estimated that the Metro…
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International controversy involves the arrest of Meng Wanzhou By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter What happens when you are on a flight to another destination and you get arrested during…
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Wet’suwet’en strong as RCMP forcibly remove 14 people from land defender camps By Bex Peterson, Editor-in-Chief and Katie Czenczek, News Editor Hundreds of people gathered outside the BC Supreme…
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Is tide power the future of green energy? By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter Renewable energy is derived from natural processes and can be reused or restored at a faster…
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Federal government to fund measures tackling the problems of plastic By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter Plastic pollution was a major topic at the 2018 G7 Ministerial Meeting held in…