A surge in demand for eligible workers By Tania Arora, Staff Writer The global economy came crashing down due to COVID-19, a pandemic that wasn’t really expected. Some could not…
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Trudeau’s high-profile bid fails By Craig Allan, Staff Writer In 2010, Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the Conservative Party of Canada failed to garner Canada a non-permanent residency in the…
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Honouring the NHL’s most feared enforcer By Brandon Yip, Senior Columnist When Bob Probert stepped on the ice, many of the opposition wanted to step off the ice. July 5…
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Notable 1933 soccer victory brought pride to a beleaguered Chinatown community By Brandon Yip, Senior Columnist This year marks the 100th anniversary of the formation of the Chinese Students Soccer…
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One student position available on Education Council By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter The Education Council is looking for a new student member. Douglas College’s Education Council, which is mandated under…
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Protests good; Trump rally bad By Timothy Easling, Contributor “The people who come to the rally, they don’t care about them except as a photo op, because they’re going to…
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Dench urges Douglas community to listen and learn By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter As part of Black Out Tuesday, Douglas College’s Twitter feed featured a black square in solidarity with…
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New bylaw passed in North Vancouver By Sonam Kaloti, Arts Editor Vancouverites can look forward to a big change; the City of North Vancouver passed a bylaw legalizing public drinking…
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BC officially in longest state of emergency in province’s history By Lauren Gargiulo, Contributor British Columbia’s current state of emergency is now the longest in the province’s history. BC…
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High anxiety rate recorded in students caused by pandemic By Lauren Gargiulo, Contributor Student-aged Canadians are at a higher risk of experiencing increased feelings of anxiety during the COVID-19 pandemic.…