Feature stories
Feature Stories 2012
What’s wriggling in your rhubarb?
Free forum May 12 offers gardeners eco-friendly solution to pests
For those about to rock
Stagecraft student wants to bring classic metal back to the mainstream
She does house calls
Therapeutic Recreation grad helps socially isolated seniors and others get fit
Making Pink Floyd their own
Douglas Music Technology Certificate students cover prog rock classic
The Bard goes Lotusland
Shakespeare gets the West Coast treatment in Douglas College production
Let them blossom
Michele Sam speaks on how First Nations families and children can thrive
A bug-eat-bug world
Douglas instructor presents research on eco-friendly pest control in B.C. March 22
Goodnight Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)
Academic is transported to the world of Shakespeare in new theatre production
Radical policy shift
Should Canada's Intelligence Service use information obtained by torture?
Hassan Askari has big plans for society and the environment.
Read more about Hassan and the 3 other newest valedictorians.
This one's for the children
Valedictorian Jasmine Gillan wants to bring Swedish-style child care to Canada
Born to help others
Valedictorian Nicole Northcott wants to make a difference in people's lives
Working in health care in the UAE
Is it for you? A Douglas expert lays out the pros and cons.










































