Music from space
Most Canadians know that Chris Hadfield is the first Canadian astronaut to walk in space.
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.
Comic Corner: Redheaded reboot
We are in the era of reboots! Movies, television shows, games… it feels like every time you turn around someone somewhere is trying to grab you right by the nostalgia.
Pitch-perfect pistol-slinging platforming action for less than a toonie
When critiquing a video game, to me itâs important to take every single factor into consideration, no matter how insignificant it might be to the average customer.
Why art thou archaic?
William Shakespeare wrote âthouâ instead of âyouâ for a good reason, and it wasnât that he was trying to sound fancy.
A monster in human form
Frankenstein is a title weâre all familiar with. It conjures images of pieced-together monsters and mad science, of dark nights and thunderstorms, of lightning and angry mobs. Itâs the perfect monster story.
New Westminster heritage homes at risk
Maureen Arvanitidis is on a mission to save New Westminsterâs heritage homes, along with The New Westminster Heritage Preservation Society, where Arvanitidis sits as president.
Rent income distribution levels found to be high in new study
A recent study released by the BC Non-Profit Housing Association states the increasing difficulty of affordable rent in the Fraser Valley and Coquitlam.
Canadaâs climate change consolidation
Canada hasnât been able to meet climate targets since 2005, but that may soon change under the new federal government, with the help of Canadaâs premiers.
The delays in SkyTrain and the beginnings of light rail
The BC Transportation Ministry made the announcement on November 27 that the opening of the Evergreen Line will be delayed until early 2017, a few months after its anticipated opening in fall 2016.