Langara’s T-building re-opens after April fire

By Martin MacMahon and Denise Wong

Posted May 6, 2019 11:00 am.

Last Updated May 6, 2019 11:02 am.

VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – Just over a month after a suspected arson at Langara College, the school is re-opening its science and technology building.

The T-building, as it’s known, was significantly damaged in the April 1 fire. Police believe at least two devices were detonated.

RELATED: Student charged in Langara College ‘incendiary devices’ incident

The damage to the building was said to cost at least six figures.

A 23-year-old student is accused of setting incendiary devices. His case is working its way through the courts.

RELATED VIDEO: Man arrested in Langara College fire

Today is the first day of summer classes.

Good morning and welcome back! Note: though T Building is open, we want to remind you to be mindful as construction continues in certain areas. Enjoy your first week back and hope to see you at our welcome activities! https://t.co/uFmWooelCV pic.twitter.com/GuXv8sOruv

— Langara College (@langaracollege) May 6, 2019

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