The BC Government has allocated $75.5 million to purchasing indoor spaces for the homeless By Luana Ross, Senior Columnist Encampment resident Claudette Abraham reported flames that were about 25 feet…
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Grants offered to struggling businesses, but some say it’s not enoughBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor The province has yet to release official industry specific data that shows COVID-19 spreading in…
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Douglas College online events April to MayBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor Final exam season is here and then it’s fun in the sun until fall classes come back (unless you’re…
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Deuces, dosesBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor Canada’s patent protection can be years shorter and much more complex than in other countries which makes Canada a less desirable place to make…
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U-Pass website still not available because of recent cyberattackBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor To add insult to injury, on March 15 TransLink was nominated for a joke award known as…
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And how BC and Ontario are dealing with coronavirus on the education frontBy Luana Ross, Senior Columnist Free emergency child care will be available exclusively to those ‘of eligible healthcare’…
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Horgan calls out the youth, saying ‘do not blow this for the rest of us’By Craig Allan, Business Manager “If what he wanted to do was upset generations of people…
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What’s going down at Dougie?By Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor With finals just around the corner and classes and events still widely held online, many students may be experiencing burn out…
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International fans not allowed at Summer GamesBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist The 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic Games is the first Olympic Games to not have international fans in the audience.…
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Is the vaccine rollout working?By Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist There is promising news from the clinical trials of the Pfizer vaccine where children have an efficacy rate of accurately 100…