Canadian Tire-d of this bullshit
With the Canadian dollar nearing an all-time low, some citizens have taken the liberty of converting their money into the more stable Canadian Tire Dollar.
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.
Eight things scientifically proven to potentially give you cancer
Processed meats. A recent scientific study has revealed that processed meats (crispy bacon, salty sausages, the slices of ham in that sandwich you had at lunch) have a proven association with the risk of cancer.
Cuffing season upon us once again
This is a Public Service Announcement from your local RCMP
The clouds come, the sky darkens, and a noticeable chill enters the air every November, bringing with it the infamously deemed “cuffing season.”
Daylight savings time ignites conflict
A recent call for change has erupted, re-evaluating the idea that we need to set our clocks back an hour, as we did this September 1.
Kid blows hand off with fireworks
Charlie Tapler, an 11-year-old boy from Port Coquitlam, had a rather explosive Halloween this year.
Opening woes
Being down 0-3 is not what any team wants. Unfortunately, after a rough week two at home, that is where the men’s basketball team finds itself.
Player profile: Angus Ireland
Angus Ireland is a fourth year player and one of the two captains for the Royals men’s volleyball team.
A respectable start
The women’s basketball team is off to a strong start in their 2015-16 campaign. They started the season with a win and came home looking for two more.
The art of ghosting
Sometimes known as the Irish goodbye or the French exit, ghosting is the act of leaving a party without announcing it or saying farewell to the host or the rest of the guests.
War of the words: National November Writing Month (NaNoWriMo)
Come every November, the world of the artistically-inclined descends into NaNoWriMo.