‘It was a team effort’: KPU library team wins JEDI Award
The nine-person team was recognized for their efforts toward Indigenization, anti-racism, and equity at the university
Kristina Gardner
‘It’s soul-crushing’: How Surrey’s emergency room strains impact patients and health-care workers
Surrey and the Fraser region are growing fast, but the city’s lone hospital is stretched thin for beds and services
Gentle Start Library project supports families in the NICU
The project is a first-of-its-kind partnership between Surrey Libraries and Surrey Memorial Hospital
Meet the new KDocsFF emerging filmmaker in residence
Gündüz was presented the award at the Sundar Prize Film Festival's closing ceremony on April 26
More than just a ban: How a ‘smokeless generation’ in Canada could cause more harm than good
The U.K.’s ‘09 and later babies will never be able to purchase tobacco products for their entire lives
KPU welcomes new Indigenous writer in residence
Katłįà (Catherine) Lafferty is an award-winning author with five published books
‘Your body’s not scary’: KPU students create card game for neurodivergent kids
The game was created for a psychology class project and covers sexual, emotional, and mental health
KPU fine arts students showcase their art at annual BFA grad show
The exhibit features a diverse range of mediums and materials
B.C. government knew about the KSA’s alleged mismanagement one year ago, FOI reveals
The finance ministry launched its investigation into the KSA in March
‘As essential as soap’: Surrey Libraries initiative provides free menstrual products at all branches
Project Period aims to make pads and tampons more accessible to the community