A VIU student has filed an appeal of a Supreme Court ruling upholding her two-year suspension for actions during Palestinian solidarity protests, and now the B.C. human rights commissioner will act as an intervenor. https://t.co/jSp2OwPiWJ
No, we’re just trying to balance the books so your great grandchildren aren’t paying for your whims. Don’t care about the next generation? There’s a word for that: narcissism.
@roulinski@mattgurney Yes, conservatives are depressingly cynical. They’re like a weight Canadians have to carry. They believe nothing, their default setting is that the world is pulling a trick on them and everyone’s choice is to sink down with them or fact check everything.
@timescolonist@tomfletcherbc We are obsessed with our failures to the detriment of our successes. At least the T-C has *finally* printed an article that isn’t a paean to the Pandora mob.
For 20 years I’ve lived on a street where speed bumps have been placed on a block between a traffic light and a stop sign. I have never heard, or seen, a vehicle speed. It’s too short.
@timescolonist I wish the TC would just kill the Islander. No ads (wonder why?) and a huge space to fill with free copy conveniently provided by US-funded propaganda intended to destroy our economy.
Restrictions on landlords prohibiting cooling devices in rental buildings in Victoria could soon be a reality, with council voting unanimously in favour of the next step.
https://t.co/EMC03Ja5Ph
@preta_6 Small things matter..
If your comment is that Canadians don’t take Coquitlam seriously I would like to engage offline. Oh, if it’s a general comment that cops are tracking flower theft in Coquitlam even more reason.
@nationalpost The first thing a company has to do is apologize because a human rights tribunal will obsess that it was not given, despite the outcome five years later that it was not required.