Updates and after-effects of the latest otter-koi saga By EG Manilag, Staff Writer A year ago the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen garden pond in Chinatown, Vancouver, was closed for a…
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New Government of Canada regulation redesigns tobacco packing By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter Life for smokers at Douglas College is becoming increasingly difficult and uniform. According to the Government…
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College blames local roofing company for flood damage two years ago By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter In a civil case filed in Port Coquitlam Provincial Small Claims Court, Douglas…
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May reflects on her 13 years as leader of political party By Michele Provenzano, Staff Writer On November 4, Elizabeth May announced she will no longer be serving as…
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DSU hosts first aid courses for Douglas College students By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief Do you know how to give CPR if an emergency situation arises? On November 16 and…
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Douglas Discusses: Who is affected by TransLink strike? By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief On October 28, TransLink announced that their workers are going to strike for better wages and working…
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DSU comedy club spotlight By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief They say laughter is the best medicine, so with finals around the corner, there is no better way to destress than…
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Big halt in life in the metro By Tania Arora, Staff Writer On October 28, workers at Coast Mountain Bus Company gave a 72-hour strike notice. With no agreement…
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Douglas College releases fall exam schedule By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter In the spirit of Halloween, the registrar at Douglas College decided to scare students by releasing the 2019…
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Research shows ulcer-causing bug immune to drugs By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter With the end of the semester near, there’s no doubt that student stress levels are rising. Now,…