Campfire prohibition lifted
Precipitation along the coast has lowered the risk of wildfires, allowing for more lenient restrictions.
Author: The Other Press
The Other Press, Douglas College's student newspaper since 1976. Articles, insight and updates from the New West and Coquitlam campuses.
Vancouver activists declare support for fish farm occupation
“There’s ample scientific evidence showing fish farms threaten wild salmon,” Stan Proboszcz, science advisor, Watershed Watch Salmon Society
CPAC launches new educational tools
“Now more than ever before, we recognize that democracy is precious but fragile, even in mature democracies like Canada,” – Catherine Cano, president and general manager of CPAC
Meditation will refresh your perspective
The goal is to clear the mind and not to erase thoughts but simply set them aside.
Duolingo vs. Memrise
A great feature about this app is that if you make a mistake on a word or sentence, the app will ensure you come back to that question at the end of the review or lesson.
Jojoba oil Review
Because of this reduction in skin texture, I have noticed that my makeup application looks better.
Get good: Deathmatch
Deathmatch win conditions vary. Most of the time the win goes to the last man standing, but sometimes it’s reliant on how many people you’ve killed—it all depends on the game.
Life on set as a background performer
Due to the unsteady, unpredictable nature of this line of work, someone with a regular nine-to-five weekday job might not be suitable if they’re unable to take a day off for a booked shoot.
Universe finally responds to complaints and adds billions more stars
“We have electricity to light our areas, but lightbulbs eventually burn out. Stars, as far as I know, do not.” -Frank Almend
City Center becomes free-range wolf habitat
“We aren’t one hundred percent on the science, but damn if we’re going to argue with a city that has 300 wolves.” – The Hakai Institute