Explainer: The Surrey Police Service transition
The city’s police force is set to go municipal in 2021
Braden Klassen
Vancouver Should Consider the Ward System This Election Season
Changing the way we elect city officials could improve racial diversity in municipal government
Keeping up With the Cullen Commission
What’s happening with the public inquiry into money laundering in B.C.
Critical Thinking Education Can Help Fight the Spread of COVID Conspiracy Theories
Focusing on developing critical thinking skills early in life can help reduce the spread of misinformation
Unpacking the Ethics of “Two-Tier Tuition”
Charging students to join aprogram they weren’t accepted into highlights a need for subsidized tuition
A Critical Affair: Down With the Duopoly
As Canada’s news organizations lose money, Facebook and Google are raking in billions from advertising
A Critical Affair: COVID-19 by the Numbers
Perception of the pandemic can be muddled through interpretation of statistics
KSA Council Postpones Vote for new Executives After Election Confusion
The absence of a full executive committee will restrict council’s day-to-day functioning until April 17
Wildfire Prevention Could be Crucial in the Fight Against COVID-19
The potentially disastrous complications wildfires will bring to fighting the pandemic need to be addressed by policy
KPU Announces Two-day Pause to Classes to Transition to Online Instruction
The pause will not apply to level one and four trades and technology or horticulture classes
Love, Loss, and 13 Stolen Paintings
A KPU artist reflects on the theft of months of hard work, hoping it can inspire positive change on campus
KPU Geography Department Hosts Transit Experts Forum
Mobilities 2020 brings community members together to discuss transit South of the Fraser River
The 2020 B.C. Budget Breakdown
A look at the sugary drinks PST, bumped up wealth tax, student grants, and more