Multiple bus zones no more
After years of delays and problems, TransLink has come up with a potential solution that may aid in rolling out the Compass Card to transit users—removing the requirement of multiple-zone fares across bus networks.
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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.
Fierce winds and rain cause damage, outages to Greater Vancouver
A fierce storm rocked the Greater Vancouver area during the weekend of August 28 to 31, causing power outages to almost 50 per cent of BC Hydro customers for some duration, as well as disruptions in cell phone and transit service.
Prepare your ballots!
On October 19, Canada will be holding its 42nd federal election. As responsible citizens, it is our right and duty to vote and elect our representatives. Here’s what you need to know to vote on the big day!
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Festival attendees frantic to douse flames
With the recent arrival of dry weather creating massive forest fires throughout BC, one group has risen above the rest in the effort to keep our forests safe.
Global warming belief fluctuating
A recent survey from Stats Canada has delivered some intriguing information regarding the legitimacy of global warming.
Fear and loathing at a typical music festival
This summer, I spent $400 of my hard-earned money to attend a music festival several hours away from where I live.