Indigenous Voices at KPU Respond to Arrests Made in Wet’suwet’en Territory
The university administration declined to comment on the RCMP’s arrest of 14 people during the dismantling of a Gidimt’en checkpoint
The university administration declined to comment on the RCMP’s arrest of 14 people during the dismantling of a Gidimt’en checkpoint
The presentation focused on the use of skepticism to help inform ourselves
After proposing the idea to students and faculty, KPU was met with backlash
Journalists are divided on whether the government’s proposed $595 million tax break will help or hinder the industry
More than 50,000 students are on strike to protest practicum requirements of up to 800 hours of unpaid work
The Kwantlen Student Association will elect a new president following a vote from the executive committee on Dec. 11
Unlike other countries, Canada does not have a federal education department, and that’s a good thing
Voting to drop LRT and start planning a SkyTrain line in Surrey is a good sign for what’s to come
The province could join New Brunswick and Saskatchewan in paying for the health-care of international students
Focusing on “at-risk” youth isn’t enough to solve the problem, citizens say
Mike Larsen says he is “skeptical” of some aspects of the city’s plan to replace the RCMP
The VP Finance and Operations discusses the potential changes from this year’s budget
A dialogue between two student journalists
More than 200 students voted to approve a number of changes to the student association’s bylaws as well as other motions
Instructors from the brewing program came in second for their 50/50 German wheat beer