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B.C. advances new mass-timber demonstration projects
Four new buildings in B.C. are each receiving $500,000 — totalling $2 million — to demonstrate and showcase the benefits of mass-timber construction.
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Minister Anandasangaree on Firearms Buyback Pilot and Controversial Comments
As the federal government launches a buyback program pilot for individuals who own banned assault weapons, Minister of Public Safety Gary Anandasangaree faces criticisms about leaked comments he made, calling the effectiveness and intention of the firearms program into question. CPAC’s Michael Serapio speaks with Minister Anandasangaree. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdgoQ6C3ckQvMwAUeKuwkrTprkZfH240Q https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdgoQ6C3ckQtEh2j6C6C5RqJoLpPMkJPG https://twitter.com/PTP_CPAC https://www.tiktok.com/@cpac_tv source
Trump’s speech to the military: Will the army turn against the american people?
The world is still reacting to President Trump’s controversial speech made to military leaders in Quantico, Virginia this week. The president suggested that the United States military could be used further in its cities, talking about an “enemy within.” Marci Shore, professor at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy, believes the speech…
AI Minister Evan Solomon comments after speaking at ‘ALL IN’ summit – September 24, 2025
AI Minister Evan Solomon speaks with reporters following his keynote address at the ‘ALL IN’ conference on artificial intelligence. source
Sense of Belonging – social event
Student life at TRU can be lonely sometimes. Explore the benefits of cultivating friendships and social connections with counsellor Mark Zhang at a monthly social in the Arts and Education building in room 208. Future date: Wednesday, Nov. 19 View Link to Original Source
TRU Multi-Faith Chaplaincy mass
Join TRU Multi-Faith chaplain, Andy Cyr, for Catholic mass followed by a time of fellowship and snacks. On campus, Catholic mass is an opportunity for students to step away from the busyness of campus life, encounter God and connect in community afterwards over snacks. Catholic mass will be held every third Thursday in Old Main…
Weekly Wrap Up: Fighting for What Matters
Ottawa, ON — Week three of the 45th Parliament saw Conservatives take important steps to protect law-abiding Canadians, reduce taxes and bring home powerful paycheques for all. On Monday, Conservatives led with a plan to scrap the four Liberal taxes that make groceries unaffordable for Canadians: the industrial carbon tax, the fuel standard tax, the…
