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Policing bill for most recent street party near Dalhousie campus was $82K - Vimarsana News

Policing bill for most recent street party near Dalhousie campus was $82K

The cost of policing the last two street parties near the Dalhousie University campus in south-end Halifax was almost $96,000. Information obtained through two freedom of information requests also reveal the university's public relations plans to answer questions about the gatherings.

Source: cbc.ca
'It's a sensitive issue': Invest in Kids scholarship program hangs in the balance - Vimarsana News

'It's a sensitive issue': Invest in Kids scholarship program hangs in the balance

What's at stake for suburban students with Invest in Kids' scholarships if the program dies in veto session? Currently, "the votes are not there."

Police arrest 2 people, issue 96 tickets at street party near Dalhousie campus - Vimarsana News

Police arrest 2 people, issue 96 tickets at street party near Dalhousie campus

Halifax Police arrested two people and issued 96 tickets at what they're calling an 'unsanctioned student gathering' on Sunday.

Source: cbc.ca
Neighbours call for public meeting in wake of rowdy street party near Dalhousie campus - Vimarsana News

Neighbours call for public meeting in wake of rowdy street party near Dalhousie campus

Residents of a south-end Halifax neighbourhood near Dalhousie University are calling for action after hundreds of students gathered in the area for a large street party on Sunday.

Source: cbc.ca
Dalhousie, Canadian Party Life trade blame after large, violent street party - Vimarsana News

Dalhousie, Canadian Party Life trade blame after large, violent street party

Administrators at Dalhousie University and the owners of an Instagram account devoted to showcasing university parties are blaming each other for a large street party that ended with injuries and arrests.

Source: cbc.ca