New Westminster considers removal of monument to colonial judge
“It would give me great pleasure to get a big excavator or something and lower him with a rope. That would be the end of that hanging judge.” Ervin Charleyboy, Tsilhqot’in Chief
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Bear sighted near Coquitlam campus
“If you see a bear, don’t scream, and don’t run—remain calm and back slowly away from the bear.” Frank Ritcey, provincial co-ordinator for WildSafeBC
Global warming speeds up
“My understanding is that the Pacific Decadal Oscillation is very real,” David Waddington, chair of earth and environmental science at Douglas College.
Campfire prohibition lifted
Precipitation along the coast has lowered the risk of wildfires, allowing for more lenient restrictions.
Grand opening of park a success
A zip-line, water play area, climbing wall, and a large slope slide.
Integrity of BC labour rights called into question
Alex Hatch, a general studies student at the New Westminster campus, said he feels his labour rights may have been violated on more than one occasion when he felt pressured to work unsafely by an employer.
Talks to raise car insurance by 30 per cent
“I still have my N, so I guess that prices it up even more, and budgeting is really hard when it comes to your everyday living if you go to school now.” Francis Ataiza
Foundation announces new executives
“This is a tremendous way to be able to increase funding available for students and increase the number of students who will benefit.” – Leanne Poon
Keeping chickens in urban areas
A handful of chickens should ensure you never have to buy a carton of eggs again.
Violent protests are ineffective to furthering civil rights
There have been many unjust laws in the past, but there is a system through which we can challenge these laws.