City of Vancouver to eliminate natural gas by 2050
Environmentalists applaud the idea, but claim the people will be reluctant to change energy sources, because renewable sources of energy cost more.
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Leaders of Tomorrow program finds a home at Douglas
Leaders of Tomorrow differentiates itself by being a good fit for students with a wide variety of career interests.
New Westminster Food Bank coping with rise of supply and demand
“We don’t need more candy and more cookies, we need healthy, nutritious food.”
Provincial government responds to rising number of fentanyl incidents
Delta Police Chief Neil Dubord: “We can’t arrest our way out of this.”
Rapidly approaching the next station
“This vital public transportation improvement project will make the City of Coquitlam a more inclusive and sustainable city.”
Health and wellness over house and home?
One day, he can eat beef, then the next day his face and throat will swell up after two bites.
Spotlight: Dance your heart out
The DHHC has classes every Thursday night in the Movement Studio.
Alberta to raise minimum wage to $15 per hour
“It’s good to see the [Alberta] government putting an end to poverty wages. We’re hoping that the BC government will see that and do the same,” said Marshall.
Douglas College’s own ombuddy
If a student decides to launch a formal complaint against the college, or a college entity, she offers to accompany the student through the process.