Several concerns regarding the Trans Mountain pipeline, a product of Kinder Morgan, were brought to the publicâs attention this week, with issues being voiced by the City of New Westminster, the Musqueam First Nations, and environmentalistsâparticularly involving the twinning of the pipeline.
On January 11, the BC government formally announced their opposition in letter form to the controversial Kinder Morgan pipeline expansion to the National Energy Board, which is based in Calgary.
Since 1999, Anxiety BC has worked towards providing resources to those suffering from anxiety, including young adults and youth. The non-profit organization, which manifests most of its resources online, was started by a group of practitioners, scholars, and consumers.
This week at Douglas College, students who are looking into where to transfer post-Douglas will have an array of sessions available to them.
A person who eats out regularly never wants to hear that a restaurant theyâve been to has been temporarily or permanently closed due to health violations.
The New Westminster Police Department (NWPD) released a new plan on January 8 that aims to improve public safety over the next four years.
Near the beginning of January, the Virology Journal, an open-access, peer-reviewed journal focusing on the viruses of animals, plants, and microbes, discovered that there is evidence behind the notion of a deadly virus in provincial watersâand it very well may be found in the grocery store.
The Summer Olympics in Montreal started off with a bang, not only because of the opening ceremonies, but also due to the controversy that encircled the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in relation to their stance on certain countries participating this year.
For Steve Jobs, experimenting with electronics has always been a passion.
The CN Tower, the worldâs tallest tower and free-standing structure, has been officially opened to the public, following a three-year construction process.
