If the government really cared about students’ well-being, they could have pressured the colleges to offer a fairer employment bargain to the instructors, which would have bolstered education quality in the province.
“Dissatisfaction with the current fare system relates to perceptions of inequities,” TransLink review phase 1 summary report
“Many students don’t own a DVD or VHS players so it is more convenient for them to be able to access it at any time from home.” – Christian Guillou, Douglas College librarian
“CPA Canada’s most recent compensation survey puts the median salary for CPAs in B.C. at $100,000,” Georgia Strait report.
“Finding lost streams is like detective work,” Mike McPhee, Douglas College geography and environment instructor
“The government never gave collective bargaining an honest chance,” Warren Thomas, president OPSEU
Unknown to many of the players on the court, one particular player was on the verge of something very special.
The Capilano Blues and the Royals battled for gold last year, and this year was their first time meeting since that fateful day.
The Royals heavy swinging offense has gotten the job done so far, and it shows on the boards.
In terms of on-court statistics, rookie Reid Marriot has been the standout, as predicted when he joined the roster.
