Kinder Morgan suspends pipeline construction
“The project is too important to Canada for the federal government to step away.” Douglas College Earth and Environmental Science instructor David Waddington
Therapy dogs visit Douglas College for training and comfort
For both the dogs and their owners, this is a real and serious job.
New transfer agreement for Youth Justice Diploma
“Anytime we can help students continue their education and open more doors to meaningful employment, we have succeeded.” Karla Gronsdahl, dean of child, family, and community studies
Douglas College hosting Study Hall in New West campus’ fishbowl
The Study Hall will run from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. April 9 to 13 and again April 16 to 20.
Reviewing profs’ performance important for instructors, students
“Student evaluations are a key part of ensuring a quality learning experience,” Nina Blanes, Douglas College Instructor
Alive and kicking
Twitter has the innate ability to connect users from around the world using only a hashtag and internet access.
Driving me crazy
I’ve finally decided that I hate driving more than transiting, and here’s why.
Oversharing is not caring
Words, despite what we say about sticks and stones, can have an impact on par with physical trespasses.
Why bikes are how I roll
Going somewhere that’s off the major transit routes? No problemo. Bikes can get you there, and usually in less time than it takes to bus anywhere in Vancouver.
Gods among humans
It appears that some see these celebrities as godlike figures, instead of just as people trying to make a living for themselves.