The BCLC Reports and Freedom of Information law
How BCLC’s court battles demonstrate the judicial system’s capacity to protect corporate secrecy
Braden Klassen
KPU Nutrigenomics Study Explains How Diet and Genes Interact
Educating emerging adults about the relationship between their genes and diet can lead to better health outcomes later in life
Inside Surrey for Future’s New School District Climate Campaign
The local climate advocacy group says they are planning to advocate for climate action in Surrey schools
KPU Announces Investigation into Allegations of Instructor Plagiarism
Two textbooks authored by a KPU instructor have been removed from the KPU bookstore in response to allegations of plagiarism
Improving Access to Assisted Dying Can End Suffering and Strengthen Human Rights
Criticising policy barriers and lobbying the government are important ways of helping people in need
An Update on the Surrey Langley SkyTrain Extension
Next stop: Fleetwood
KSA Publicly Supports Transit Worker Job Action
The unions representing transit workers and trades people are holding a rally on Thursday
Facebook’s New News Feature is Bad News
How Facebook News deals in doublespeak when it comes to championing news integrity
A Critical Affair: Elizabeth May Chose a Good Time to Step Down
The former GPC leader’s decision to step down after the election is probably for the best for her and the party
KPU Journalism Instructor Reflects on His Retirement After 20 Years of Teaching
Mark Hamilton reflects on the changing landscape of journalism and the time he spent at KPU
A Critical Affair: The Fragile Balance Between Federal Division and Unity
The government’s ability to find common ground among parties will determine the next few years of policymaking
A Few Suggestions for Other Places you can Learn About Election Issues
Writers share a few of their favourite sources of politics information and news, and a few of their least favourite
