The recently released Statistics Canada report on Canadian life satisfaction, âHowâs Life in the City? Life Satisfaction across Census Metropolitan Areas and Economic Regions in Canada,â has found that Vancouverites have the lowest self-reported average life satisfaction
The federal government announced on April 21, along with its federal budget, that it will allocate $1 billion annually toward transit projects in major Canadian cities.
Following a month-long investigation after public safety concerns involving minors, on April 29, Vancouver marijuana dispensary Weeds Glass and Giftsâlocated at 2916 W. 4th Avenue in Kitsilanoâwas subject to a raid by the Vancouver Police Department (VPD).
Starting this month, students at Douglas College will be replacing their paper U-Pass BC passes with Compass Cards as part of wave three of the Compass Card U-Pass rollout.
New Westminsterâs Workingsilver retail store and teaching studio is a silversmithâs paradise, with supplies and classes available for various projects and expertise. On May 2 and 3, store owner Kathy Brandon presented the studioâs first semi-annual jewellery show and sale featuring pieces created by her, nine of her students, and three of her staff and instructors.
My name’s Jeff*. I’m 22 years oldâturning 23 in Mayâand I was born and raised in the Lower Mainland area. I have a caring family, consisting of my divorced parents and three siblings. I’m a business student at Douglas College, and I’m hoping to transfer to Simon Fraser University in the next two or three years.
If youâre young, working, and studying using student loans then youâre likely financially strained and in need of a budget. There is not much you can compromise on.
