Faces, fabric, and frogs are on display at the Amelia Douglas Gallery as part of Paul Burgoyneâs exhibit, Journey, a collection of artwork that showcases his evolution as an artist. The exhibit features abstract, figure, and landscape paintings as well as mixed media art.
The trial over an attempted bombing at BCâs legislature on Canada Day 2013 has been underway since February 10.
Another trial over the death of Robert Dziekanski via taser in 2007 came to a verdict on February 20, with Constable Kwesi Millington having been found âguilty of perjury.â
Kinder Morgan is stirring controversy once again after president Ian Anderson publicly stated on February 20 that BCâs spill plan or emergency response plan (ERP) should not be made public. Reportedly due to âsecurity concerns,â residents of British Columbia will not be permitted to see Kinder Morganâs ERP regarding the Trans-Mountain pipeline.
As of February 13, the Evergreen Line has officially had its grand opening bumped back from its initial date of July 29, 2016 to the fall season of the same year by British Columbiaâs Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure.
Douglas College offers counselling services that cover personal counselling, career counselling, and education counselling. While different, each serves the same purpose of offering help to students who seek it, whatever the inquiry might be. âThe intention is that we are to be of help for students,â said coordinator Sandi Strate.
This yearâs Douglas Studentsâ Union (DSU) Annual General Meeting took place on February 19 at the DSU Lounge at the New Westminster campus.
A four-storey apartment complex on 2915 Glen Drive in Coquitlam reportedly erupted into flames around 4:30 p.m. on February 16 and continued on into the night. Investigators are still determining the cause, though it has been reported that the fire is not considered suspicious.
Despite officially opening on September 14, 2014, New Westminsterâs $41.5-million Anvil Centre has yet to receive tenants now six months later.
A number of animal culls are occurring throughout BC, catching the attention of animal rights groups such as the BCSPCA. The culls involve several species of animals being hunted, including wolves, cougars, and deer.
