The chaos surrounding fake driving laws By Tania Arora, Staff Writer Facebook posts from January about new driving laws went viral due to their incredibly strict and unbelievable guidelines. Contrary…
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The UK is finally out of the European Union By Craig Allan, Staff Writer On January 31 at 11 am London time, the United Kingdom officially said goodbye to the…
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College surprised by legal action By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter A disagreement between the Douglas College Faculty Association (DCFA) and Douglas College—regarding limiting the number of years a member can…
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Faculty member says College is receptive By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter The deadline has come and gone for all public schools in British Columbia to install dispensers that provide free…
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Due to higher tuition costs, luxury dating in Canada rises in popularity By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief Becoming a “sugar baby”—someone who exchanges their company for money or gifts—has become increasingly…
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Facemasks not effective for stopping spread of viruses By Craig Allan, Staff Writer As the fear of the coronavirus spreads throughout the world, people are looking for any way to…
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Different rules in different places, and a lawsuit By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter After months of stalling, Uber and Lyft were given the green light to operate within the Lower…
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U-Pass extended for five more years By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter The partnership (between TransLink and the Province of British Columbia) that busses post-secondary students around cities throughout the province…
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Events at the college this week By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief With the disaster of a month January was, let’s pretend 2020 starts now. Celebrate the second coming of this year…
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The unsung story of Inuit elder Qapik Attagutsiak By EG Manilag, Staff Writer Qapik Attagutsiak, age 99, is from Arctic Bay, Nunavut. She has just been honoured by the Government…