Queensborough Bridge shut down due to fire
Crews did not leave until they had fully reopened the second southbound lane at about 6:30 a.m. Thursday morning.
Category: NEWS
Douglas College holds first ever Global Engagement event
“The purpose is to involve the entire Douglas College community to celebrate our cultural diversity,” Karen NG, international mobility coordinator, Douglas College
Hutchison wins education council byelection
“I just wanted to use those platforms to actually listen to students,” McKenzie Hutchison
Douglas students’ WW1 projects displayed in community centre
“It gives them a way to make history tangible,” History Instructor Jeff Schutts
College hosts presentation on open pedagogy
“Does it help to call such things open pedagogy … [or] is it just confusing things?” Christina Hendricks, philosophy professor, UBC
Additional homeless shelter beds now offered in Vancouver
“Although this is a temporary solution, our government is working on a homelessness action plan that includes long-term strategies,” Selina Robinson, minister of municipal affairs and housing.
Douglas College to host Global Engagement Days
Douglas College will hold a series of multicultural events from November 6 to November 10 in their first-ever Global Engagement Days celebration, according to a Facebook page for the event.
Delta formally becomes a city
“[A] momentous milestone for our municipality,” Delta mayor Lois Jackson.
Career planning workshop held at Coquitlam campus
“We spend roughly one third of our lives at work,” Gurmit Grewal, workshop facilitator
Students could start saving on textbooks with Open Access Week
“Ultimately, at the end what I would like is a single resource that I can hand to my incoming students coming into our anatomy and physiology courses that I can say, ‘this is the course.’” – Jennifer Barker