1. TWU goes to top court over law school, gay rights
Justices with the Supreme Court of Canada questioned two lawyers for the Langley-based university over its law school for several hours in the first day of two back-to-back hearings. See more >
Boonstra, for TWU: "Those who don't share those religious practices will tend not to join."
Justice Wagner: "In my book, that is called discrimination."
— Langley Advance (@LangleyAdvance) November 30, 2017
2. Sportsnet’s Gregg Zaun not coming to Abbotsford after being fired
Zaun was scheduled to speak at a UFV fundraiser in February, but those plans have changed since Zaun’s termination for “inappropriate behaviour” was announced Thursday. See more >
Statement on UFV Baseball fundraising event: https://t.co/9zOIWNXbtm
— UFV Cascades (@UFVCascades) December 1, 2017
3. Bright Nights kicks off its 20th year in Stanley Park
About $1.4 million has been raised for the BC Professional Fire Fighters’ Burn Fund. See more >
Sergeant Mark Christensen of @VancouverPD joins Roy Boucher to light the Tree of Hope to honour the memory of Constable John Davidson #BrightNights20 pic.twitter.com/f651pWCsHE
— Bright Nights YVR (@BrightNightsVan) November 30, 2017
4. Man first caught by Creep Catchers faces third sentence
Don Putt of Chilliwack convicted of sexually assaulting teen boy in Abbotsford in 1974. See more >
5. Maple Ridge MLA leading group on electoral reform
Maple Ridge MLA Bob D’Eith, along with Green party MLA Sonia Furstenau, will help choose which types of election systems will be voted on during next fall’s referendum. See more >
