Canadian Alliance of Student Associations Worries Making Changes to Fair Dealing Could Cost Students
CASA has called on the government to protect a section of copyright law that helps students access educational materials for free
Braden Klassen
Afterthought: Trudeau Ups the Ante in Bid to Nationalize Trans Mountain
The federal government’s $4.5 billion wager stokes both capital and political risks
KPU Would Benefit From a Translated Student Newspaper
The University of Toronto's The Varsity publishes in multiple languages; maybe it’s time for The Runner to follow suit
Afterthought: Crying a River in Point Grey
Recent backlash to an increase in property taxes shows how self-centred some wealthy Vancouverites can be
Surrey Launches New LRT Vehicle Showcase
Throughout May and June, the City of Surrey is inviting the public to check out its new prototype LRT vehicle
Investing in Transit Benefits British Columbians and the Environment
Federal and provincial investments in infrastructure are a cause for celebration
Surrey Should Look to Vancouver for Updating its Airbnb Regulations
The city’s lack of policy for governing short-term-rentals is a blind spot that needs to be remedied
Surrey Shows High Spirits at the 2018 Vaisakhi Parade
Sunshine and bright colours filled the streets for the annual event celebrating the birth of Khalsa
After Thought: All Eyes on David Eby as B.C. Reviews Money Laundering Report
The attorney general is poised to create policies that will deter money laundering in B.C. casinos
KPU Fine Arts Graduates Prepare for Year-end Exhibition
Students from the Bachelor of Fine Arts program have raised around $2000 for the gallery
After Thought: A Post-Budget Primer on Carole James
Take a look at the past accomplishments of B.C.’s Deputy Premier and Finance Minister
Surrey RCMP Visit Schools to Help Keep Kids Out of Gangs
The Surrey Gang Enforcement Team views its new community outreach program as a crucial step in preventing youth from adopting criminal behavior
After Thought: B.C. Youth Deserve an Equal Place in Our Democracy
Lowering the legal voting age to 16 would be a move towards more holistic representation in government
Everything You Need to Know About Cannabis Legalization (But Were Too High to Ask)
Despite being delayed twice since last year, cannabis legalization will be coming to Canada in 2018