NDP MPs Demand CEBA Extension To Get Vancouver Businesses Through The New Year
Eighty-one per cent of small businesses who relied on CEBA have yet to pay it back, but they’ll have to by January 18.
New SFU Report Reveals Concerning Teen Mental Health Struggles In B.C.
There is an urgent need for mental health supports and interventions for youth in British Columbia, according to the results of a new report led by Simon Fraser University.
SFU Researchers Sound Out Canadian Military’s Plan To Combat Ocean Noise Pollution
A new study from Simon Fraser University researchers examines the Canadian military’s efforts to reduce the impacts of underwater noise pollution on species during training exercises in the Pacific Ocean but caveat that more can still be done.
Home Sales Fall For Fifth Straight Month In The Fraser Valley
The Fraser Valley real estate market continues to cool heading into the holiday season as buyers and sellers maintain the holding pattern seen over the latter half of this year.
Carbon Removal Policies Must Consider Risks Of Co2 Removal To Meet Climate Goals, SFU-Led Study Finds
Carbon dioxide removal from the atmosphere is essential for limiting global warming levels but may also pose its own climate risks if a holistic, Earth system approach is not considered, a study led by Simon Fraser University finds.
8 Days Of Basketball Action As LEC Gets Set To Host 2023 Tsumura Basketball Invitational
The Tsumura Basketball Invitational Tournament will have a slightly different look this week when the annual early-season event tips off.
Quarter-Final Matchups Set After Opening Round Of Tsumura Basketball Invitational Boys Tournament At LEC
Overtime was needed in the very first game of the day at the Tsumura Basketball Invitational Boys Tournament, kicking off a full day of basketball action at Langley Events Centre.
Revised Requirements To Better Protect International Students
December 7, 2023—Ottawa—Canada is a top destination for international students, thanks to our high-quality educational institutions; our welcoming, diverse society; and the opportunities for some to…
Pacific Autism Family Network Raises $1.2 Million To Support Individuals & Families
$1.2 Million was raised at Pacific Autism Family Network’s (PAFN) sold-out 5th Annual LAUNCH Holiday Luncheon on Dec 7th.
HARPREET SINGH (EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT – CUSHMAN AND WAKEFIELD) – LIVING HIS DREAMS & SAVORING EVERY MOMENT
By Sonia West “Avoid situations where your interests may conflict with your client’s, and maintain a principled, ethical, and transparent approach. It always pays…
PICS Society Inaugurates International Student Union Office To Elevate Support For Them In British Columbia
Progressive Intercultural Community Services Society (PICS) today announced the grand opening of the International Student Union (ISU) office within PICS premises. This is a significant step towards fortifying support systems for international students in the community.
$4 Million Matching Gift From Beedie Family Launches Second Phase Of Burnaby Hospital Foundation’s Redevelopment Campaign
(Burnaby, BC) Burnaby Hospital Foundation is pleased to announce a transformative $4 million matching gift by respected philanthropists Betty Beedie, and her son, Ryan Beedie to help launch the second phase of the Foundation’s Bright Future fundraising campaign.
CPC Statement On Eric Rodrigues Being Elected To APC Athletes’ Council
Tokyo 2020 Paralympian competing at his second Parapan Am Games
December On nfb.ca Is Packed With Great Free Programming
The National Film Board of Canada (NFB) has a wealth of free streaming at nfb.ca through the month of December, including online premieres of two acclaimed documentaries and timely programming.
Mining Industry Competing With Salmon For Rivers Created By Disappearing Glaciers: SFU Study Finds
A study led by Simon Fraser University researchers finds that mining companies are staking claims on future salmon habitats as glaciers retreat.