Drug bust at Laurier
Student faces eviction from residence
A Wilfrid Laurier University student faces eviction from residence after after 45 grams of marijuana were discovered by police in his room. The 19 year-old male, who attends Laurier’s Brantford campus, is facing charges for possession and for trafficking, and is to appear in court in March. The student also faces sanctions from the university’s student code of conduct, which range from a warning, to suspension from residence, to outright eviction.
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