B.C. Created 600 New Reasons to Go Camping in 2019; Here are Two More
Whether you want to relax or challenge yourself, camping is a versatile experience that almost everyone can appreciate
Cristian Hobson-Dimas
Vancouver and Victoria Should Hop Off of Horse-Drawn Carriages
Using animal labour for recreation and tourism should be a thing of the past
Wilson School of Design Offers the Best Fashion Education in Canada, According to Business of Fashion Magazine
The acclaimed publication recognizes the school for offering one of the “top undergraduate programmes” across the world
Kwantlen Artist Comments on the Harm Caused by Canada’s Knock-off Indigenous Art Market
Brandon Gabriel explains how the sale of fake Indigenous art is a result of Canada’s colonial and exploitative past
Pottery Exhibition Encourages the Growth of Ceramic Artists at KPU
Ceramic showcases such as the one recently held in Spruce Gallery lead students towards careers in the arts
Surrey Doesn’t Need to Ban Vape Shops
Banning substances creates black markets, so just let the kids hit that Juul
The 319 is, Officially, the Worst
TransLink releases list of most complained about bus routes in Metro Vancouver, with 319 at the top
Provincial Health Officer Calls for Decriminalization of Drug Possession
A report from Dr. Bonnie Henry says decriminalization would help combat accelerating death tolls in British Columbia
More Trees in Surrey Campus Forest at Risk of Getting the Axe
Though KPU Facilities Services says some remaining trees pose a safety hazard, its risk assessment reports have not yet been made publicly accessible
Nursing is Now Considered a Profession with Presumed Mental Injury
WorkSafe BC policy changes allow nurses to more easily obtain worker’s compensation and treatment for ailments such as PTSD
KPU Takes First and Second Place in International Beer School Championship
The KPU Brewing and Brewery Operations Program is making its mark on the international competitive stage
From AOC to Malala, Millennials Have Plenty of People to Look Up to
Even with distrust in public figures at an all-time high, this generation has yielded inspiring icons
Pipeline Pressure Could Go From Bad To Worse After the Albertan Election
Conservative leader Jason Kenney seeks to dismantle the little environmental progress Premier Rachel Notley has made
Vancouver is Quickly Losing its Music Spaces
Tapestry Music, which relocated 400 students since downsizing, is just one company that’s had to adjust to the city’s unaffordable retail costs