Discovery of remains reopens Canada’s dark history By Brandon Yip, Senior Columnist A former residential school in Kamloops, BC, is the site of a recent gruesome discovery. Preliminary findings from…
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Provincial government announces plan for phase fourBy Jerrison Oracion, Senior Columnist After a surge of cases during the holiday season last winter led to the third wave, we got to…
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High adoption rates sparks new issues for animal sheltersBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor “Breeders know that people would prefer to rescue animals, they will put online posts on Kijiji and…
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Allowing pets into offices may help pets deal with separation anxiety By Alexis Zygan, Staff Writer According to veterinary behaviour studies, twenty to forty percent of dogs experience separation anxiety—an illness…
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With nearly half the population receiving their first doses, when will restrictions ease?By Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor The government is experimenting with mixing doses and delaying of second doses, and…
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What’s going down at Dougie?By Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor The summer semester is now in full swing and I’m sure many students taking the semester off will miss the online…
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Current restrictions in place until May 25 and can be enforced by $575 fineBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor Another point of confusion for people is the combining of health regions…
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Link to the futureBy Craig Allan, Business Manager TransLink has commissioned a survey, and they are looking to the public to help them decide what and where the next big…
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Everything you need to know about COVID-19 vaccines in BCBy Jessica Berget, Assistant Editor Bonnie Henry adds that this vaccine has an advantage over the other three as this vaccine…
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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…