If you can’t build across, sail across
With only $6.8 million in available allocated funds, there seems to be no way to bridge the financial gap.
Category: NEWS
Average cost of homes dropping in Vancouver
The percentage of foreign buyers dropped from 13 per cent to 0.9 per cent after the tax was enforced.
SPOTLIGHT: No longer hidden, a safe space for women
“We want to make sure that a space to organize and discuss important issues about women still exists.”
‘Critical Realignment: Trump and the Transformation of US Elections’
Topics included […] suggestions of a rigged election, sensitive topics such as the Black Lives Matter movement, and how Donald Trump has altered the dynamics of presidential elections.
Alliance of BC Students fights for more student housing
Other post-secondary institutions with housing, such as SFU and BCIT, cannot afford to build more student housing.
Transit promises to improve, at a price
Small improvements include a 15 per cent hike in Access Transit service, five new cars on the West Coast Express, and one new SeaBus.
SPOTLIGHT: Sure about that?
“Questions which the general public may find meaningless or humiliating, [are ones that] the club really respect and take seriously.”
SPOTLIGHT: Dude, chill
“Our club focuses on mental wellness, physical wellness, and social emotional wellness.”
Gord Downie announces creation of the Gord Downie & Chanie Wenjack Fund
“Canada’s 150th anniversary next year isn’t something to be celebrated due to the country’s history with its Aboriginal populations.”
Walk and talk with New Westminster mayor
Cote addressed the importance of rental housing, with the prevalence of families living in apartments.