Saving Christmas, one sponsor at a time
Many organizations, including Family Services, accept and rely on monetary donations to fuel their initiatives.
Tag: NEWS
Yes in New West hopes for better housing
The benchmark price for a single family house [in the city] is over a million dollars.
November (and October) rain
While December does usually bring drier weather, BC may only continue to see fronts of rain.
Next stop: Phase One
The first stage of the plan will be to increase bus service, and improve the frequency of HandyDart, SkyTrain, Seabus, and West Coast Express services.
Transgender Day of Remembrance
“It’s about mourning and bringing light to transphobic violence.”
One in five children below the poverty line
“We see people working two or three part-time jobs and still being unable to make ends meet. We also see people transitioning back and forth between low paid work and social assistance.”
Kinder Morgan battle rages between people and governments
There have been four oil spills, due to human error, since 2005 on the Trans Mountain pipeline.
SPOTLIGHT: Begin building bridges
Notably, Indigenous individuals are not well represented in a variety of spaces in society as a whole.
Wash away those watershed worries
The Coquitlam River watershed lies over parts of the city itself and Port Coquitlam.
Downtown Eastside raises totem pole in honour of survivors
“The pole took on a life of its own. Everybody is here for a reason.”