Sharp consequences for discontinued Surrey program
Used needles pose a safety hazard due to their contact with the bloodstream, and can transmit harmful diseases and viruses, especially if the user was HIV positive.
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Inside Douglas Collegeās garbage
Coffee cups have been especially tricky for the new recycling program.
Bountiful bursaries for Douglas students
āAll we really want is for anyone who receives this to give it their all while having a good education.ā — Glen Bailey, President of the New Westminster Firefighters Charitable Society
A new and improved Douglas
All renovations managed to be completed on schedule, and managed to keep to its $9.3 million budget.
BC post-secondary schools lobby for improved foster care
The Write the Future campaign is addressing the lack of support for youth aged 19ā25.
SPOTLIGHT: Looking at the spectrum from a different perspective
What began as a passion project developed into a safe space, providing a place where Douglas students with autism could form a support network and make their voices heard.
Something for students new and old
Douglas College September 2016 at a glance By Mercedes Deutscher, News Editor September is an eventful month at Douglas College,…
To full-serve or to self-serveā¦ that is the question
In early July, Chevron Canada began the conversation around discontinuing full service in Coquitlam.
DSU app soars in popularity
The DSUās newest app is gaining a strong user base locally, and turning heads elsewhere in the province. Engagement on the platform is at an all time high for Douglas.
Frustrations continue despite new vacancy tax
Foreign buyers will now have to pay an additional 15 per cent tax on Metro Vancouver property, according to new legislation passed by the provincial government on July 25. The legislation came into effect on August 2.