AGM meeting sparks student debates
On Wednesday, February 17, nearly 120 students were packed into the DSU lounge to attend the Annual General Meeting so they could vote on new resolutions proposed by the DSU Student Representative Committee.
Salmon go mainstream in Coquitlam
This summer, stay on the lookout for a dozen salmon sculptures beautifying the landscapes around the Coquitlam area.
New Engineering program coming to Douglas College
Douglas will be joining the ranks of other post-secondary institutions in the Lower Mainland as it gets set to host its own engineering program.
Dr. Elaine Golds receives the 2016 Honorary Fellows Award
For Dr. Elaine Golds, environmental conservation has always been a top priority.
City of New Westminster leads on affordable housing
The City of New Westminster is recognizing the growing population in the Lower Mainland, and has created new incentives to build rental units.
New Westminster attempts to connect Quay to Queensborough
The New Westminster waterfront has always been a popular place for a stroll on a nice day with friends, and the area is about to get an addition.
Tax hike of 3.4 per cent on the horizon in Port Coquitlam
Students in Port Coquitlam, whether living at home or on their own, can expect a tightened grip on their expenditures thanks to the new proposed tax hike of 3.4 per cent.
A coffer of comedic riches:
As much as people love to complain about Vancouver’s weather and economy, this city has a lot of things going for it.
Four out of five dentists agree fifth dentist is insane
Over the past two weeks, a riveting court case has been in the spotlight of America’s eyes and ears.