Supreme Court allows for continued tough drunk driving laws
A case brought forth by six BC drivers ended with little result on October 16, when the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) ruled that BCâs tough stance on drinking and driving was justified.
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The Other Press, Douglas College's student newspaper since 1976. Articles, insight and updates from the New West and Coquitlam campuses.
The greatest movie Hollywood has ever made
Forget the last movie you saw. It was garbage. Throw a few super heroes together, so what? Think bigger. Think bolder.
Giving thanks
I wasnât a big fan of Thanksgiving growing up. It was that holiday that wasnât really a holiday. A day that all the adults made a great hubbub about, but one that a child has difficulty seeing the value of.
Scare yourself silly at Fright Night this October
Fright Night: the epitome of Halloween-themed teenage date nights.
Autumnâs awesome!
Chilly mornings, gusty evenings, golden and crimson leaves, pumpkin pies, and acorns all sing the melody of autumn. Autumn has finally arrived after months of wait, and now everyone is busy.
Canucks start season off on the wrong skate
Just when Canucks fans thought that they were safe, a whole goalie controversy has erupted during the opening of the regular season.
What does Fox News say
After receiving complaints that their staff was ânot representative enough,â Fox Newsâ board of directors fired the corporationâs entire executive staff and replaced them with actual foxes.
Vancouver Whitecaps embark on the Douglas Grind to prepare for playoffs
Itâs that time of the year. Playoffs are approaching for Major League Soccer teams, and this year, the Vancouver Whitecaps are in a position to make a championship title run.
The great social media crisis
Millions of users were impacted this past week as social media worldwide underwent the greatest invasion of our time.
Fighting Fit: Taekwon-Dodos
I practiced a little taekwondo (TKD) when I was seven-years-old, and I donât recall liking it much.