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Report uncovers use of toxic chemicals in sportswear
The four best places to see cherry blossoms in Metro Vancouver
Netflix? More like NotFlix!
If there’s one thing that Horgan has, it’s the audacity
Report uncovers use of toxic chemicals in sportswear
The four best places to see cherry blossoms in Metro Vancouver
Netflix? More like NotFlix!
If there’s one thing that Horgan has, it’s the audacity

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Report uncovers use of toxic chemicals in sportswear
Report uncovers use of toxic chemicals in sportswear KPU nearing completion of animal care policy Student union building funding authorized at KSA annual general meeting and more Explainer: The Supreme Court ruling on carbon pricing in Canada

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KPUHacks hosts first virtual hackathon
KPUHacks hosts first virtual hackathon KPU Arts Speaker Series to present on international students and policy A look at a new record label created for Indigenous musicians KPU Design instructor receives funding for virtual reality and 3D tech-focused course

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Building greener: Canada’s green recovery path
Building greener: Canada’s green recovery path Sparking the era of a sustainable digital currency in Canada KSA election chaos Young adults in B.C. are speaking out about mental health amidst COVID-19

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The four best places to see cherry blossoms in Metro Vancouver
The four best places to see cherry blossoms in Metro Vancouver Netflix? More like NotFlix! If there’s one thing that Horgan has, it’s the audacity Fines should continue to rise for breaking COVID-19 restrictions

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NEWS: Report uncovers use of toxic chemicals in sp NEWS: Report uncovers use of toxic chemicals in sportswear -- Chemicals such as phthalates have been used in sportswear to keep it sweat free, according to Greenpeace A toxic chemical banned from children’s toys has been found to be used in the production of sportswear. According to a Greenpeace International report, sportswear and fashion brands, have been using phthalates and other toxic chemicals to keep their clothing sweat-free. The chemical was previously banned from the production of children’s toys in 2008 due to being linked to ADHD, asthma, diabetes, breast cancer, and numerous reproductive issues. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the article for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
OPINION: The four best places to see cherry blosso OPINION: The four best places to see cherry blossoms in Metro Vancouver For those making cherry blossom plans this spring. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the opinion piece for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
OPINION: Netflix? More like NotFlix! It’s time OPINION: Netflix? More like NotFlix! It’s time to drop Netflix for other streaming services. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the opinion piece for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
OPINION: If there’s one thing that Horgan has, i OPINION: If there’s one thing that Horgan has, it’s the audacity Although Horgan backtracked on blaming younger people for rising COVID cases, the slap still stung. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the opinion piece for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
OPINION: Fines should continue to rise for breakin OPINION: Fines should continue to rise for breaking COVID-19 restrictions COVID-19 rulebreakers in B.C. deserve to rack up debt if they continue to gather. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the opinion piece for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
NEWS: KPU nearing completion of animal care policy NEWS: KPU nearing completion of animal care policy -- The policy will offer guidelines for how animals must be treated in academic research Researchers and students at Kwantlen Polytechnic University who involve animals in their studies will soon have an official framework for how those animals must be treated. Spearheaded in January 2020, the Animal Care Policy task force was given the job of developing a policy based on the standards laid out by the Canadian Council on Animal Care. Over a year later, the task force has finally drafted their policy, which is currently in a six-week-long review process and pending formal approval. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the article for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
FEATURE - Building greener: Canada’s green recov FEATURE - Building greener: Canada’s green recovery path -- There is hope for a green future, but drastic changes need to be made by the government and large corporations When Canada locked down in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, carbon dioxide emissions went down by seven per cent around the world. Last year, 12 policymakers and business advocates came together to create the Task Force for a Resilient Recovery. The group lobbied the federal government and proposed new plans to help Canada meet its climate goals while working through an economic recovery. In their most recent report, the task force laid out five policy moves for a green recovery. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the feature for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
Our new issue is out today! Find it at the link in Our new issue is out today! Find it at the link in our bio under the "Archives" tab, and tell us what story you found most interesting in the comments! #kpu #kwantlen #kwantlenpolytechnicuniversity #studentpaper #newissue #publication #therunner #runnermag
NEWS: Student union building funding authorized at NEWS: Student union building funding authorized at KSA annual general meeting and more The Kwantlen Student Association’s annual general meeting was held on March 25 through a Zoom video conference. The meeting agenda included amendments to the KSA’s bylaws, authorization of student union building funding, recognition of honorary membership, and introduction the elected KSA council members for the 2021-2022 year. At the AGM, for the KSA to make amendments to their bylaws an attendance of 150 members is required. This quorum was not met, the meeting hovering around an attendance of 120 members, and so any amendments must wait until the next general meeting. Members were able to vote for the KSA to request additional funds from third-party sources for a student union building. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the article for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below! #KPU #KSA #kwantlen #kwantlenpolytechnicuniversity
From the Editor: How the Catholic Church found new From the Editor: How the Catholic Church found new ways to celebrate Easter during COVID-19 The Latino community in Surrey hosts a drive-in and keeps community members engaged. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the editorial for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
OPINION: Water privatization should not be an acce OPINION: Water privatization should not be an accepted standard practice Water should be open and accessible to everyone, not just another resource to hoard and sell. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the opinion piece for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
NEWS: KPUHacks hosts first virtual hackathon -- Th NEWS: KPUHacks hosts first virtual hackathon -- The theme of the hackathon was cybersecurity On March 27, Kwantlen Polytechnic University presented KPUHacks, a cybersecurity hackathon that was done digitally to follow protocols in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. This was the first time KPU hosted its own hackathon. The event went from 9:30 am to 5:30 pm, with over a dozen teams and participants competing in different challenges for prizes for the top teams. --- Follow the link in our bio to read the article for details, and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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