Big trouble in little Chinatown
On January 25, a council meeting was held at Vancouver City Hall to finalize development permits for Wall Financial’s proposal to build a 12-story mixed-use building on East Hastings.
Category: NEWS
Let’s Get Consensual campaign Douglas bound?
Let’s Get Consensual is an anti-sexual violence campaign that promotes healthy sexual relationships in post-secondary institutions.
Loosening the clutch on New Westminster’s wallet
Over the next 12 months, there will be an abundance of events on the streets of New Westminster. Recently, the City of New Westminster approved over a quarter-million dollars into festival grants—$272,000 to be exact.
Provincial Eating Disorder Awareness Week approaches
Provincial Eating Disorder Awareness Week (PEDAW) will be taking place from February 1–8, with activists hoping to bring more awareness and education to eating disorders.
Douglas students spread random acts of love
What started as a personal project for Jacquoline Martin two years ago has expanded to something larger, and now includes the DSU Focus Club.
Vancouver Aquarium saves endangered and rare aquatic animals
Two weeks ago, a male Guadalupe fur seal was found washed ashore on a beach along the Pacific Rim National Park on Vancouver Island.
Evergreen Line extremely close to completion
The Evergreen Line, TransLink’s latest addition to SkyTrain service stations, is speeding up on completion.
What will Douglas DO?
Last Friday, students and faculty met in an open format to discuss their likes and dislikes for the college.
New West Front Street closure
For pedestrians, walking along New Westminster’s Front Street can be hectic.
Good things come in trees
Those who have been living in New Westminster for the past two decades, might have noticed the amount of greenery in the city has slowly declined.