Tag: ANGELA ESPINOZA

On February 13, the sighting of a second orca calf from the “J-Pod” group of killer whales was reported.

On February 13, Toronto-based Sun News Network shut down operations after four years. Sun News Network was notorious for its news style, with many labelling the station “Fox News North.”

“I like that there’s actually action-oriented language in it. It’s not only acknowledging an issue, but forces the school board into action into creating an inclusive environment in our schools,” Perry told Tri-City.

On February 14, the Anvil Centre will be hosting New Westminster’s “Our City Neighbourhood Visioning Process.” The event invites current and future residents of New Westminster to discuss city plans to take place over the next several years.

An independent report released on January 30 declared the 2014 Mount Polley mine spill to be the result of previously overlooked structural issues to the dam holding back the mine’s contaminated water, or “tailings.”

A proposed glass tower for downtown Vancouver was voted down by a panel for both design and location reasons.

On January 30, Trans Mountain dropped its lawsuit against protestors who occupied Burnaby Mountain late last year.

The Douglas College daycare facilities serve multiple purposes on the New Westminster and David Lam campuses. While they serve as a resource for student parents with young children, the daycare centres also provide training to Early Childhood Education (ECE) students.

A prison sentence six to 12 months was requested for Emma Paulsen during her January 21 court appearance. Paulsen pled guilty to charges of animal cruelty and public mischief in November 2014 in response to the deaths of six dogs in her care, including one of her own.