A highâtension tower of achievement
Sevenâs 20th anniversary came just in time to meet Octoberâs demand for thrills and chills.
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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.
Langara hosts (almost) all-candidates forum
Those hoping to represent the swing riding of Vancouver South came together at Langara College for an all-candidate forum, though unfortunately it did not quite live up to its name.
Gigabit Internet: higher speed, higher prices
Canadian tech giants race to introduce fastest service ever By Aaron Guillen, Staff Reporter Having frustrations with videos that buffer…
Salary and bonus cuts planned for next TransLink CEO
The next CEO of TransLink and successor to Ian Jarvis may have not been chosen yet, but the salary has.
Full platform releases, advanced polling, and religious debates
Election polls shifted drastically in week 10 of the elections, as party rankings became more clear and defined.
Burger King’s Halloween Whopper causes an off-colour fright
In one of the more bizarreâalbeit harmlessâcases of widespread food âpoisoningâ among fast food franchises, Burger King has released a promotional, Halloween-themed version of their famous quarter-pound Whopper, and its black bun is reportedly altering the colour of the feces of just about every customer who eats it.
Calcium doesnât strengthen your bones?
Many have been taught since childhood that it is good to drink milk. Why?
Trans-Pacific Partnership and Canadaâs role
The Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) has been in negotiations for the past couple of weeks in Atlanta with trade ministers from 12 partner countries around the Pacific Rim.
People I can do without: Douglas Edition
In this, the third edition of my column dedicated entirely to the listing of living, breathing pet peeves, weâre going to wind down a little and place this list on more of a local level.