KPU developing an Accessibility Committee for students
The committee is in response to the updated Accessible British Columbia Act
Brylian Marin
KPU offers research and grant program for students
Accepted applicants can receive up to $5,000 in funding for sustainable development projects
Youth work to act on climate change
A non-profit society hopes to bring youth together to tackle climate change in their local areas
B.C.’s climate strategy has some gaps
The plan includes actions to be taken until 2025 on climate change adaptation and preparedness, but lacks specifics
“Eco-Talks” at KPU discuss local biodiversity and wild spaces
Lectures were held throughout July with guest speakers to discuss environmental issues and solutions
Tracking the country’s progress with Canada’s Net Zero Emission Accountability Act
The act was created to ensure Canada is transparent and accountable in meeting greenhouse gas emission reduction targets
City of Surrey develops project to be heat ready
Project nearing final stages to help the city and local communities adapt to warmer weather
Freshii using virtual cashiers should not be tolerated
The food chain’s fresh addition leaves a rotten aftertaste
Cloverdale hosts battle for the tastiest food truck in town
Metro Vancouver’s largest food truck festival offered live performances, vendors, and tasty treats
The rollercoaster journey of KPU’s student union building development
A look at the ups and downs the project has faced over the past 13 years
KPU looks to attract more students to esports events following spring tournaments
Gamers of all abilities are invited to participate in future events
Salmon ‘n’ Bannock Bistro to host four-night event showcasing Indigenous cuisine
Local restaurant showcases Indigenous chefs through culinary dinner series
KPU finally announced online classes, temporarily
While the update is helpful, it would have been nice to hear it sooner
The Surrey Tree Lighting Festival is back for 2021
The festival will light up the start of the holidays with food, music, tree lighting, and more
Surrey dazzles crowds with the ninth annual Bear Creek Park Lights event
Approximately 1,000 people are expected to attend every night