Surrey Community Alliance Proposes the Creation of a Police Force
While authoritative action against gang violence is important, youth resources matter more
Daniella Javier
The Canadian Court System is Suffering from Delays
A recent case of three Mounties assaulting a man in custody is proof of the damage delays can cause
Feel Like a Foodie by Ordering Secret Menu Items at Grassroots
Students can arrive hungry and enjoy delicious, off-menu finds at the Surrey campus cafe
Victoria City Councillor Should Say “Yay”, not “Neigh”, to Horse-Drawn Carriages
As long as horses are properly taken care of, Victoria should keep the long-standing tradition
Bites for Kids Brings Food Kits to Inner-City Children in Surrey
The KPU-based startup makes weekly deliveries to help kids reach their full potential
Conservatives Fight for Trudeau to “Pay It Back” for Bahamas Vacation
The opposition continues to demand that the Prime Minister reimburse Canadian taxpayers for his $200,000 trip to see the Aga Khan
Hit Snooze on Installing Sleep Pods at KPU
While sleep pods like those at BCIT could boost energy on campus, university money should be spent on other services first
Post-Secondary Institutions Across Canada are Hiring More Female Faculty Members
The national average has risen to 40 per cent, while KPU has consistently stayed above 50 per cent
B.C. Supreme Court Votes to End Solitary Confinement in Prisons
The decision to end the controversial practice is one of the biggest in prison justice history
KPU’s Operating Grants Lag Behind Enrolment
Despite having more students than ever, KPU’s governmental funding has not increased proportionally
South Surrey Rubber-Producing Plant Isn’t Something to Worry About
Though local residents are concerned about air pollution, the factory will not be a health or environmental concern
TransLink’s Double-Decker Buses are Taking Transit to the Next Level
The company’s decision to test out new double-decker buses will hopefully help transit overcrowding
A Pantomime Twist on The Little Mermaid
Fraser Valley Gilbert and Sullivan Society gave new life to an old classic from Nov. 23 to Dec. 3