Netflix’s new anti-password sharing policy is a desperate financial move
With business down, the streaming service is obviously trying to recoup losses through an annoying measure
Manjit Toor
Temporary taxes should not pay for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
The international soccer titan chooses Vancouver as one of the event sponsors, for better or worse
Behind the scenes with Wiarton Willie on Groundhog Day
An exclusive look at how the iconic animal prepares for the annual event and his thoughts about the seasonal prediction
University students shouldn’t have to pay for parking at campus
Being a student is already a heavy financial load and parking fees only contribute to our financial stress
Whoever controls the means of AI art controls the outcomes
As a tool, AI programs could help artists, but that is not the case right now
It was the end of the cluckin’ world
Humans thought chickens crazy, but the sky really was falling
NDP leadership election ends in one disqualification and one victor
KPU political science instructor Dr. Ross Michael Pink shares his thoughts on the election results
Public money should be funding public schools first
Quality education should not be exclusive to families with money, but current circumstances seem to suggest otherwise
Name change for the BC Liberals does not change much else
Should the “BC United” moniker stick, the party will be switching aesthetics while staying largely the same
Another look at youth voting in Canada
Voting age disparity between parties and elections reveals an uneven division of political responsibilities for young people
A look at the BC NDP Leadership candidates
The winner of this small pool will be the next Premier and odds are skewed one way
New free Wi-Fi system available in Surrey for university students, faculty, and researchers
The eduroam service is offered in Surrey public libraries, recreation centres, Surrey Arts Centre, and City Hall
Smart home devices commodify life convenience for big profits
Understanding smart devices is necessary as technology improves and expands
Rogers’ outage compensation does little to solve the larger problem
There are big problems in Canadian digital infrastructure that the telecom giants are failing to address
Vancouver FIFA bid is a pretty looking diversion
While crises fester beneath the surface, governments are readying for an all-exclusive spending spree