New Westminster resident on his way to the moon
“When all that is between you and outer space is a couple of inches of metal, well,” Ray Edgar, moon immigrant
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Robots receive human rights protections
“Giving them the same rights as human beings is ridiculous,” Trevor Danvers, president Blood and Bone, Vancouver chapter
Douglas College receives performing arts award
“This award will support performing arts, stagecraft and event technology students for generations to come,” Leanne Poon, executive director Douglas College Foundation.
Indigenous garden unveiled at New Westminster campus
“The teaching around sweetgrass is that it is to remind us that life is good,” Amelia McComber, Indigenous elder.
New streaming service offered at Douglas
“Many students don’t own a DVD or VHS players so it is more convenient for them to be able to access it at any time from home.” – Christian Guillou, Douglas College librarian
Douglas College offers new accounting program
“CPA Canada’s most recent compensation survey puts the median salary for CPAs in B.C. at $100,000,” Georgia Strait report.
Lost streams found in New Westminster
“Finding lost streams is like detective work,” Mike McPhee, Douglas College geography and environment instructor
Douglas College hosts truth and reconciliation forum
“We don’t want to see lip service, we want to make sure that things are moving forward,” Dave Seaweed, aboriginal co-ordinator Douglas College
Douglas College instructor wins award
“The most rewarding aspect of my job is, by far, the growth of the students,” Tricia Rachfall, therapeutic recreation instructor
Douglas College upgrades internet infrastructure
“We essentially quadrupled our pipe size to the internet,” Ian McLeod, chief information officer for Douglas College