Volkswagen emits controversy
Automotive manufacturer Volkswagen is facing major repercussions after evidence was released that revealed the manufacturer had falsified results on their emissions tests.
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Wolves, Miley Cyrus, and bears
Pacific Wild, a conservation group in BC, has recently received a spotlight on their cause with the help of Miley Cyrus.
New campaign aims to better educate students on consent laws
UBC is hoping to create a safer environment involving consent, all beginning with better education.
Voting initiatives and field schools
The Canadian Federation of Students (CFS) launched a campaign at Douglas College on September 15 that will encourage young adults to register to vote in the October 19 federal election.
Star power, the elderly, and the economy
Canada’s leading three candidates continued their campaigns in week seven of the election, and tensions are rising as the final month of campaigning begins.
Amber Alert ends in tragedy
On September 14, mid-day, an Amber Alert was issued in Alberta, BC, Saskatchewan, and Montana after Hailey Dunbar-Blanchette, 2, was discovered missing from her father’s home in southwestern Alberta.
A new generation of leaders
Throughout August and early September, several events have taken place at Douglas College, such as New Student Orientation and the Week of Welcome.
Red seas rise in Vancouver
On September 10, a rally hosted by the Liberal Party took place at the South Hall in Vancouver.
Going Green with Kyle Routledge
Canada has already experienced an eventful election season, and there’s undoubtedly more to happen over the next six weeks before voters head to cast their ballots.
Polls show a tight race among party candidates
The race for Canada’s next government proved to be closer than ever this week.