Author Archive for Matt Law
Matt Law is a freelance journalist based in Vancouver, B.C. He is currently finishing a degree in journalism and serving a second term as media editor at The Runner.
Streeter: KSA MultiPass
Student’s thoughts on the KSA MultiPass
Aboriginal club salmon BBQ
Kwantlen’s Aboriginal club brings awareness of First Nations to campus.
Making the environment S.A.F.E
Independent Kwantlen group focuses on environmental action at the community level.
Aboriginal students headed for DTES
Downtown Eastside Smudge Ceremony held to remember First Nations Women.
Kwantlen giving away a free car
Smarten Up at Kwantlen draw could mean a free car for a student.
What a marvelous day for a day hike
Looking to get out for a short day hike close to Vancouver? Here are some of the top spots.
Bringin’ back cricket
Canada’s first national sport is coming to Kwantlen this fall.
Essential summer reads
Matt Law gives you the run-down on three essential summer reads with a little humour.
HST referendum cometh
The long-awaited vote on the controversial HST will begin June 13 (delayed by the Canada Post lockout).
Environmental groups get ready to fight DFO appeal
Canadian environmental groups are vowing to fight a DFO Federal court court appeal.
Top Kwantlen news stories of 2010
Between catastrophic oil spills and icelandic volcanic eruptions, 2010 was a big year. The world came together this year, whether in its shared annoyance of Vuvuzela, or the collective celebration after the rescue of the Chilean miners. But the big news of the day wasn’t just reserved for the international press, our very own institute of higher learning also experienced many newsworthy events. This is the Runner’s list of top Kwantlen news stories of 2010:
Three cheers for The Zalm
Since former premier Bill Vander Zalm started his crusade against the Harmonized Sales tax, B.C. has seen a grass roots political movement that has been desperately needed in this country.
Zesty Greek Chicken
Zesty Greek Chicken recipe courtesy of: Matt Law’s Li’l Kitchen
Parking fees rise again
Students returning to Kwantlen Polytechnic University in the fall can expect to be hit by yet another parking fee increase.
Kwantlen named as a 2010 Progressive Employer of Canada
Kwantlen Polytechnic University is the only Canadian university to be named as a 2010 Progressive Employer of Canada.
