Car-sharing company leaves Calgary in its rear-view; is Vancouver next? By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter A popular car-sharing service will be driving away from a major Canadian city on…
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Carving part of larger Indigenization strategy By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter With the hopes of honouring the traditional people of the lands its Coquitlam campus occupies, Douglas College recently…
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Health officials warn of e-cigarettes possible harmful effects By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter This year there have been four reported cases of severe lung disease (or idiopathic acute eosinophilic…
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We ask the population of Douglas College if the photos affect this year’s election? By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief Since photos of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in brownface from…
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Fall 2019 fitness offerings at Douglas College By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter The Freshman 15 might not be real, but student life does consist of lectures, exams, and unfortunately,…
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Global Engagement Days kick off this week By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief From October 1 to October 3, Douglas College will be hosting an event called Global Engagement Days. The…
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By Michelle Lim, Contributor On Friday, September 27, an estimated 100,000 people in Vancouver marched from City Hall through downtown as part of the Global Climate Strike protests. The protests…
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New Westminster removes Begbie statue but keeps name By Craig Allan, Staff Writer On July 7, 2019 the city of New Westminster removed a statue of Matthew Baillie Begbie…
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Purdue Pharma declares bankruptcy while BC files lawsuit By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter 2019 has been a historically bad year for Purdue Pharma. Last week the pharmaceutical company filed…
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What will happen now with our national security? By EG Manilag, Staff Writer An RCMP official allegedly accused of espionage faces charges under the Security of Information Act (SOIA)…