‘It will certainly not be a return to ‘normal’ – that simply isn’t an option yet.’ By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter As the British Columbia government eases restrictions and schools…
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Student Leadership Award winners announced By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter Each year Douglas College honours several students with Student Leadership Awards; however, 2020 brought two large changes to the annual…
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Food delivery services struggling because of coronavirus By Craig Allan, Staff Writer In the midst of COVID-19, food delivery services like Skip the Dishes, Uber Eats, and Foodora are proving…
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How sports leagues are handling the pandemic By Craig Allan, Staff Writer As the world begins the recovery from COVID-19, the one area that is going to have the most…
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An interview with Terry Jones, veteran sports reporter By Brandon Yip, Senior Columnist The world of professional sports has been on hiatus since March due to COVID-19. Sports stations such…
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Several witnesses questioned as investigation opens By Tania Arora, Staff Writer A few moments before its scheduled landing aboard HMCS Fredericton where its shipmates were ready to receive it, the…
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CRA’s new strategy to speed up the repayment process By EG Manilag, Staff Writer Beginning May 11, the CRA will offer an online way to return or repay Canada Emergency…
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Government counting agency details anxiety of Canadians By Atiba Nelson, Staff Reporter Most Canadians know Statistics Canada as the government agency responsible for either sending surveyors to front doors across…
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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…