Spotlight on Quidditch Canada
“It’s not just a bunch of geeks riding around on brooms (most of the time),” Caitlin, community Quidditch player
The sorrows of a summer semester
It occurred to me that this little article will be in an issue that will only be on the stands at Douglas College for the month of July.
Not everyone has cause to feel patriotic on Canada Day, nor should they have to
“I’m an otipêyimisiw-iskwêw not a fucking Canadian.”
Stop using Canada Day as an opportunity to criticize the country
Canada offers a wealth of advantages that many other countries do not, so to say that there is nothing to celebrate in Canada is an embarrassingly privileged comment.
Unions should not thoughtlessly protect bad employees
Unions are supposed to hold both employers and employees liable. At times, I think that the latter is heavily prioritized.
Saving prey from predators is not heroic
Prey and predators have a relationship that keeps our ecosystem healthy, and humans should leave it alone.
A case for outdoor cats
Transitioning your indoor cat to an outdoor one comes with a lot of things to consider.
Not wearing a helmet is not an option
They say you never forget how to ride a bike, but you should never forget to put on a helmet either.
Vancouver Teahouse makes global headlines
“I stand by my decision,” Darin Hodge, fired restaurant manager
Douglas College teacher participates in ParticipACTION
“Inclusion and accessibility for kids with disabilities is really important,” Sarah Moore, Douglas College instructor