Tuition freezes and refunds are among the proposed options By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter With the curve flattening, the start of spring, and dwindling economic options ahead, a group of…
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Canine coverage on mail carriers, heroic actions, and puppy naming contests By Jessica Berget, Editor-in-Chief This past month has been one for the dogs. No, really. Animals are a terrific…
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New legislation would not have prevented Nova Scotia murders By Timothy Easling, Contributor The Trudeau-led government has banned some 1,500 weapons in reaction to the tragedy in Nova Scotia. The…
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Douglas reminds students of late registration option By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter With summer graduation ceremonies suspended and a recent announcement by the Minister of Education touting that the province…
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Arts, culture, and tourism hit hard by COVID-19 By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter The arts, culture, and tourism industry in Vancouver may lose three important institutions. The Vancouver Art Gallery,…
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Nine-billion-dollar package pushes country further into debt By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government came to the aid of affected workers by offering monthly…
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Motives still unknown By Tania Arora, Staff Writer While the globe was dealing with the havoc caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, bullet shots were echoing in Nova Scotia. On April…
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Tiger testing positive dissipates myth that animals cannot catch the virus By Morgan Hannah, Life & Style Editor If you find yourself with a fever, dry cough, and a sore…
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BC announces service to aid in students’ mental health By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter An American College Health Association survey of Canadian post-secondary students found that roughly 60 percent of…
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Kennedy cites decrease property tax collection By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter The COVID-19 pandemic has left many people strapped for cash. Another group that claims that they do not have…