Toll fees no more
“For me, it’s a positive change as I have to take the Port Mann bridge to get to school, and paying [approximately $3] every time you cross does add up.” Sarah Morse
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New Westminster considers using more renewable energy
“This motion definitely connects to the values and the work that the City of New Westminster has done regarding environmental sustainability and our efforts to fight climate change.” Mayor Jonathan Coté
Talks to raise car insurance by 30 per cent
“I still have my N, so I guess that prices it up even more, and budgeting is really hard when it comes to your everyday living if you go to school now.” Francis Ataiza
Douglas College eclipse viewing attended by hundreds
“It was amazing, and beyond anything we had expected.” – Will Gunton
Foundation announces new executives
“This is a tremendous way to be able to increase funding available for students and increase the number of students who will benefit.” – Leanne Poon
Downtown Eastside gets safe-injection site
The site allows users to safely inject in a monitored space, and acts as a gateway for rehabilitation.
Trains and tracks and tolls, oh my!
“I am an avid public transit user. It’s a fantastic opportunity for me to serve BC and the North Shore.” – Transportation Minister Bowinn Ma
The fight isn’t over: Stonewall and beyond
The film focused on the life of Miss Major Griffin-Gracy, a trans woman activist and a participant in the Stonewall Riots.
Local NDP MP drops from NDP leadership race
Julian, who has been the MP for New Westminster since 2004, was the first to announce his candidacy for leadership of the federal NDP.
Is seeing really believing?
On July 26, Douglas College hosted a psychology lecture, led by Elizabeth F. Loftus, aiming to uncover the mystery behind false memories.