Giving a voice to Japanese Canadian history
“This history […] can tell us […] how race and citizenship and nationhood have been constructed over time in Canada.”
A note on history: The drummer’s time to shine
Neil Peart performed with colossal drum kits that included a variety of percussion instruments such as wind chimes and tubular bells.
Dissecting the mystery of a horror movie
The Autopsy of Jane Doe is as much a mystery film as anything else. In fact, the opening scene feels like the beginning of a gruesome crime thriller, not a supernatural horror.
Enjoy a day at the beach, even in this snowy weather
“They really loved beach volleyball,” Pressacco said, “and they wanted to open a place basically where we could go play beach volleyball in the winter.”
Valentine’s may be a money grab, but it’s a good excuse to do something special
You should take some time for yourself, and whatever makes you the happiest.
Douglas students move #ForwardTogether
The DSU Representative Committee started the meeting by presenting the Progress Report titled #ForwardTogether.
DCBA holds Member Appreciation Night and Access Information session
“All Douglas College students and friends are welcome to the DCBA Celebration. Really, it’s a celebration about the work DCBA has done and continues to do.”
Will Coronation Park developments get the go-ahead?
Coronation Park’s current concept plan envisions almost 4,500 residents in the future.