We would like to begin by acknowledging and thanking the First Peoples of the Hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ language groups on whose traditional and unceded territories we teach, learn and live.

Did you know 1 in 3 women will experience gender-based violence in their lifetime according to United Nations’ statistics. This information is brought to you by WeForShe, 

We invite you to acknowledge that tomorrow, November 25th is the International Day of Elimination for Violence Against Women. This is an opportunity to be reminded and to raise awareness about the importance of community when trying to create a safer world for women as a society. A day to learn and educate yourself about how to support others in handling or addressing situations regarding violence whether it's physical or psychological.

Seek out credible resources or stay tuned on WeForShe accounts @cambieweforshe on social media for more information.

Attention all students who are participating in the trip to Quebec in March. There is a mandatory meeting in Mme Masaki’s room TODAY at lunch. Please arrive promptly so that we can discuss some of the details of our trip.

Here’s an announcement from the Cambie Community Centre: Are you looking for a fun place to hangout with your friends? Maybe meet new people? Or do fun activities? Well, every Friday from 6-8:30pm at Cambie Community Centre feel welcome to attend their late Volleyball, or Basketball drop in. Only a Valid Active Pass is required and everyone is welcome! 16+ are encouraged to stay longer for the late LATE night sport drop in from 9:00 – 11:30pm. Government ID and a fee of $3.30 is required. Or you can check out Cambie’s Friday Night hangout offered in the games room from 6:00 – 9:00pm also free with a valid active pass.

Would the following students please come see Ms. Wilding: Nishel Rego, Tiffany Khuu, Gillian Viay, Martha Vital, Theresa Obenza, Ken Luo, Christian Ordinante, Orlando Jia.