A fun activity for creativity and stress release By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter To help students de-stress, the Douglas Students’ Union organized the DSU Crafting with Pride event on…
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This year marks a century since World War I ended By Katie Czenczek, News Editor This Remembrance Day, hundreds stood outside of New Westminster City Hall to honour the…
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Cultural Fashion Show at New West By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter Douglas College’s hallways turned into runways on November 8. As part of its Global Engagement Days, Douglas College…
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Revamped commission part of legislative changes By Naomi Ambrose, Staff Writer The BC government will be introducing legislative changes to the provincial Human Rights Code. These changes will aid…
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‘The Right to Choose’ By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter The latest DSU Coffee House addresses the age-old struggle for women’s rights. The Douglas Students’ Union organized its DSU Women’s…
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Housing project is the first step in a larger housing plan By Naomi Ambrose, Staff Writer In a recent press release from the Office of the British Columbia Premier, it…
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Running from November 5 to November 9 By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter Douglas College is set to host its Global Engagement Days, the week-long event’s second year at the college.…
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Where fitness and environmentalism meet By Tania Arora, Staff Reporter To celebrate the bike community all across Canada and the US, Bike to Work Week is organized every year. This…
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PETA and DXE make a splash in Vancouver By Katie Czenczek, News Editor On Friday, November 2, Direct Action Everywhere (DXE), PETA, and other animal rights groups met at the…
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Students meet with government to ask for change By Katie Czenczek, News Editor While many others celebrated Halloween, post-secondary students from all over the province came together to lobby for…