Prime Ministerās Youth Council seeking members
On July 19, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, within his position as Minister of Youth, announced the details of the Prime Ministerās Youth Council, via an open discussion on Twitter.
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Vacancy tax proposed for vacant homeowners
Those looking to buy property in Vancouver and surrounding municipalities have been disappointed to find that even the most lacklustre of homes come with a price tag of over one million dollars.
New and old faces at Douglas College
Douglas College hired for an Associate Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs and Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in June, with Sarah Dench and John Fleming taking the positions respectively.
Building a better tomorrow, one meal at a time
Lucas Noel, 25, regularly attends to the small gathering of young adolescents, aged 13ā19, at the Spirit of the Children Society. Noel is Ojibway, and he takes pride in his job as youth program coordinator at the First Nations service centre.
Rainbows in the Vancouver sky
Summer marks a time of celebration for the LGBTQ+ community and its allies throughout the Lower Mainland. Here is a list of events and organizations flying their flags proudly this summer.
The DSU: Whatās new in June?
The Other Press sat down with Aran Armutlu, treasurer for the Douglas Studentsā Union, to go over the minutes of this month and what they mean for Douglas Students.
DSU Pride Room Vandalized
In March of this year, the DSU Pride Room was vandalized in such a way that left its members feeling unsafe and uncomfortable in their own safe space. Now that a full investigation has taken place, those details have been made available to the public.
Go the distance with Relay For Life
Many know someone, whether they be a family member or a friend, who has dealt with cancer. Frustration, pain, and anger often grow during this time in a personās life, with patients overwhelmed by constant questions on the many hopes and dreams they had hoped to accomplish.
DSU Returns from BCFS Skills Development Weekend
On May 27, 8 out of 12 of the Douglas Studentsā Unionās representatives attended the BC Federation of Students Skills Development Weekend, a three-day workshop in Sun Peaks, focusing on what it takes to be an effective student representative and student advocate.
Feeling worthless? Stride with Purpose!
In Canada, a developed country that is constantly attracting immigrants to an already booming population, the past is not supposed to be of incredible concern.