On May 27, 8 out of 12 of the Douglas Studentsā Unionās representatives attended the BC Federation of Students Skills Development Weekend, a three-day workshop in Sun Peaks, focusing on what it takes to be an effective student representative and student advocate.
In Canada, a developed country that is constantly attracting immigrants to an already booming population, the past is not supposed to be of incredible concern.
The promise of potential funding from the federal government has Metro Vancouverās mayors scrambling to bring in their share of the bill that will eventually fund the Mayorsā Council Transit Plan.
I am a strong advocate for straight shooting: say what you mean and mean what you say. No games. No finagling. And definitely donāt try to appear magnanimous when your ulterior motives are entirely selfish.
A tribute known as āThe Courtā is making rounds on the Internet in the wake of Princeās passing, paying homage to Michael Jackson, Freddie Mercury, David Bowie, Robin Williams, andāof courseāPrince Rogers Nelson himself.
The arts world was shocked to the core this past week to learn that every single actor of Asian descent, young and old, has been abducted by aliens.
Attendees of Californiaās famous Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival had their weekend cut short after a massive raid by swarms of vicious bees.
Recently, I took a trip to the far backwoods of Calgary, Alberta to visit relatives and celebrate the end of the semester.
Some students have found a way around the robbery of the end of semester bookstore buyback, and have taken to the Internet to enlarge their community.
He went on the trip of a lifetime, and enjoyed it solely from the experiences he gained, the people he met, and all the things he saw.
