Ajiteru Emmanuel

26/03/2025

Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway (Phase One)

The first phase of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is a 47.47 kilometer stretch of the highway that runs from Lagos. Construction on the first phase began in March 2024 and is expected to be completed by May 2025.

The Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway is a 700 kilometer project that will connect nine states and improve connectivity and economic activity along Nigeria's coastline.

The highway will also have multiple spurs that connect major cities and towns, including a spur that connects the Ogoja-axis of the trans Sahara trade route.

The highway is expected to cost N4 billion per kilometer and be completed in eight years. The project is being undertaken by Hitech Construction Company under a EPC+F model.

05/01/2023

Xavier University

03/01/2023

Xavier University: All for one at Xavier University

08/03/2022

Happy International Women's Day!💜

CBU's own Kalie Wang was recently nominated for an RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Award which recognizes female business owners who make impressive and substantial contributions to the local, Canadian or global economy.

To read her story, visit: https://www.cbu.ca/newsroom/articles/celebrating-inspirational-women-meet-kalie-wang/

17/02/2022

CBU Students' Union Statement regarding General Election 2022.

A copy of the statement is available at: https://www.cbusu.ca/newsroom/general-election-statement-from-the-executive-202122

14/02/2022

05/02/2022

UPDATE Sunday, February 6:

The CBU campus remains closed due to power outage. An announcement will be made when power is restored.

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UPDATE Saturday, February 5:

Due to weather conditions and a power outage, the CBU campus will remain closed for the day.
Campus will reopen on Sunday, February 6, pending restoration of power.

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Friday, February 4:

Due to weather conditions, the CBU campus and downtown Prince Street location are closed for the day. Regularly scheduled classes will resume Monday, February 7.

02/02/2022

The province of British Columbia has relaunched it's "...Is Not Yes" campaign to raise awareness about preventing sexualized violence, consent and available supports for post-secondary students and employees.

“Students deserve safe campuses, and it is our collective responsibility to educate everyone about consent," said Anne Kang, Minister of Advanced Education and Skills Training in a press release on Jan. 27.

"This campaign encourages the necessary conversations about consent – what consent is, what it looks like and the vital role it has in preventing and responding to acts of sexualized violence."

To read the full press release and for resources on our website, follow this clink: bit.ly/BC-isnotyes-campaign

02/02/2022

Stay active this winter by borrowing a pair of snowshoes and poles from your local campus library for free!

Just email [email protected] to reserve yours.

You can read more about our library services and the cool items available for students by following this link: https://bit.ly/cmtn-library-services