City considers new housing policies
“It’s important we protect rental housing in the city, and as I said on the previous issue, it’s important we do it in a proactive way, and that action come out of policy” – Councillor Jaimie McEvoy
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Report: Mental health issues rising on Canadian campuses
“Better national data is needed to help ensure that evidence-based solutions are developed,” , Breaking Down Barriers: Mental Health and Canadian Post-Secondary Students report
New Westminster council proclaims January Alzheimer’s awareness month
“All British Columbians need to be better informed about Alzheimer’s disease,” Mayor Jonathan Cote
Douglas College receives performing arts award
“This award will support performing arts, stagecraft and event technology students for generations to come,” Leanne Poon, executive director Douglas College Foundation.
Douglas College embroiled in meme war
“Everyone loves a good laugh, especially at this time of the year with finals wrapping up,” Stephanie Malundo, Douglas College student.
Study examines social isolation in Metro Vancouver
“While everyone experiences the same barriers to forging strong connection … some experience this more acutely,” Kevin McCort, CEO Vancouver Foundation.
Indigenous garden unveiled at New Westminster campus
“The teaching around sweetgrass is that it is to remind us that life is good,” Amelia McComber, Indigenous elder.
Transit review enters phase three
“Dissatisfaction with the current fare system relates to perceptions of inequities,” TransLink review phase 1 summary report
New streaming service offered at Douglas
“Many students don’t own a DVD or VHS players so it is more convenient for them to be able to access it at any time from home.” – Christian Guillou, Douglas College librarian