BC | News | Politics | Provincial
John Horgan Campus opens in Langford
The new Royal Roads University (RRU), John Horgan Campus is open, offering innovative post-secondary options for a growing number of students living in the Westshore.
Similar Posts
Période des questions – 3 octobre 2025
Regardez les élus canadiens débattre des enjeux du jour à la Chambre des communes. source
Security task force discusses report on latest federal election – October 2, 2025
In Ottawa, officials from the government’s Security and Intelligence Threats to Elections (SITE) Task Force hold a technical briefing to discuss their report on the April 28 federal election. source
Alumni driving Indigenous economic growth
Powered by a team that includes five Thompson Rivers University (TRU) alumni, Sc.wén̓wen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) and Sc.wén̓wen Land Development Corporation (SLDC) are a driving force for Indigenous-led growth in Tk̓emlúps te Secwépemc (TteS). “We have all these stars in this organization that come from our local university, and I think giving them the…
Yoga for recovery and self-regulation sessions
Tap into the power of community connections, relationships, self-compassion and self-love with the Wellness Centre and TRU Counselling. Yoga for recovery and self-regulation sessions will take place weekly from 2 – 2:30 p.m. in the Wellness and Inclusion Room (Old Main 1522). Yoga mats will be provided. View Link to Original Source
Blaine Calkins Introduces Bill to Protect Canadians’ Freedom to Use Natural Health Products
Ottawa, ON – Blaine Calkins, Conservative Shadow Minister for Hunting, Fishing and Conservation, introduced Bill C-224, An Act to amend the Food and Drugs Act (Natural Health Products). Bill C-224 would ensure that Canadians can continue to access the protein powders, vitamins, probiotics and supplements that they depend on every day, while protecting the competitiveness of Canadian…
Défis budgétaires du gouvernement Carney : Jason Jacques fait le point
Notre animateur Marc-André Cossette reçoit sur le plateau de l’Essentiel Jason Jacques, directeur parlementaire du budget par intérim. Alors que le gouvernement Carney promet à la fois des investissements d’envergure et une ère d’austérité, plusieurs questions se posent : Ottawa dispose-t-il toujours d’ancrages budgétaires solides? Les distinctions prévues entre dépenses de fonctionnement et investissements en…
