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Over the summer, Kinton Ramen, Ryuu Japanese Kitchen and a few other restaurants opened on University Boulevard to a decreased customer base, as fewer students are on campus this term.
Climate Justice UBC and other environmental groups are calling on Vancouver City Council to approve the proposed climate emergency plan in full.
Virtuous Pie has closed again after a second employee tested positive for COVID-19.
The smaller number of students on campus has prompted Campus Security to make some changes, including more frequent building security checks and “enhanced patrols,” especially at night, Mojdehi said.
The search for Yu Ting Ji was called off on Saturday.
Virtuous Pie, located in Wesbrook Village on Shrum Lane, posted on Instagram yesterday that an employee tested positive for COVID-19 on Thursday, November 12.
As assignments, project deadlines and final exams loom, students say next year’s fall reading break will be crucial in helping students blow off some steam and catch up on studying.
In March, the Canadian Government introduced a freeze on federal student loan payments and interest from March 30 to September 30, overlapping with the current grace period of April 30 to October 30 granted to grads who graduated in the spring.
AMS Council met virtually for a brief Thursday meeting last night.
Yu Ting Ji has been missing since the morning of Monday, November 9.
The event was advertised on Facebook as “socially distanced” and claimed to have 6 person bubbles enforced by safety hosts.
This building could be a boon to students looking for a place to live, but the project saw opposition as three councillors voted against compared to eight in favour.
In the affidavit, other former employees allege that “racist jokes,” a “lack of professionalism” and “paychecks being weeks late” all took place when they worked at the restaurant.
As BC sees a growing number of active cases, the AMS has cancelled all in-person events.