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On-campus student housing opens at North Island College
North Island College’s first on-campus student housing complex is now open for students.
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Blood donation event
Make a difference at the blood drive on campus. There will be free snacks when you donate and the opportunity to join the Stem Cell Registry. We hope to see you there! View Link to Original Source
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People are invited to share their input to help guide the development of the Xwulqw’selu (Koksilah) Water and Watershed Sustainability Plan (the Plan) and shape long-term solutions for water supply and ecosystem health. The Province and Cowichan Tribes have launched a survey to gather insights from community members, water users, farmers, industry and other interested…
Conservative Statement on Carney’s Recognition of a Palestinian State
Ottawa, ON – Prime Minister Carney is recognizing the Hamas State in another effort to distract from his record of rampant crime, costs, debt, immigration and job-loss. As he distracts abroad, Conservatives are working at home. Our priority is to put Canada First: restoring stronger take-home pay, safer streets and secure borders within a self-reliant…
Liberals comment on initial selection of major nation-building projects – September 11, 2025
Liberal MPs speak with reporters in Edmonton as a meeting of the party’s national caucus continues. Minister Steven MacKinnon (government House leader) as well as MPs Ben Carr, Mona Fortier and Alexandra Mendès comment on the government’s initial list of nation-building projects selected for fast-track approval under the federal Building Canada Act. source
Transit industry calls for more federal investment – September 16, 2025
Representatives from the Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) hold a news conference in Ottawa to call for more federal investment in public transit. Speaking with reporters are CUTA President and CEO Marco D’Angelo and Board Chair Dave Reage. source
L’Essentiel : Le point sur les relations Canada-Chine – 24 septembre 2025
Le premier ministre Mark Carney a déclaré hier à New York avoir eu des discussions « constructives » avec le premier ministre chinois, et qu’il comptait s’entretenir éventuellement avec le président Xi Jinping. Les deux pays cherchent à trouver une issue à un conflit tarifaire après que le Canada a imposé des droits de douane…
