Vancouver artist collective hosts second-ever market with Halloween theme
Acorn Collective’s market in downtown Vancouver will feature art, tunes, and a costume contest
Suneet Gill
Surrey votes: A breakdown of the 2026 municipal party platforms
Seven slates are running in the Oct. 17 municipal election
Surrey votes: Meet the 2026 mayoral candidates
Surrey residents will cast their ballot for one mayoral candidate during the Oct. 17 election
Celebrating culture and traditions: Surrey Fusion Festival is back with a World Cup twist
Visitors can learn about different countries’ cuisines and their love of soccer
‘We are strong and resilient’: KPU board passes budget showing waning international revenue
The board of governors heard that a healthy surplus should be at least $5 million, but KPU’s was only $202,000 in 2026
Strut your stuff: How racialized drag performers in Vancouver spotlight culture and gender expression
Kings and queens of colour are paving the way for more representation in the Lower Mainland drag scene
KSA executives appoint non-councillor as associate president, discuss budget in-camera
Rohit Uppal was one of two people who ran for the non-voting position
KPU senate makes presidential search committee appointments, revises several programs
Senators also passed a regulation aimed at supporting the university’s future graduate students
B.C. government appoints investigator for KSA forensic audit
The Ministry of Finance launched the investigation in March
KSA appoints president and plans to revise 2026 budget in light of audited statements
Gurdit Singh is back as president, and council passed a motion to revisit its budget in light of declining student enrolment
‘Bold recommendations’: KPU senate braces for provincial post-secondary report, approves new English proficiency test option
Senate also passed program revisions and committee appointments
From student to teacher: KPU alumni lead creative writing workshops with Surrey Libraries
Four graduates are covering topics from children’s literature to experimental poetry
KSA AGM fails to meet quorum, financial report shows more than $10 million spending
The student association spoke on its declining revenue, increased events spending, and the provincial investigation
‘Scream with colour’: How KPU students are using the Wake Up! music festival to spotlight social justice
Music instructor Gordon Cobb and his students produced the fourth annual event at the Surrey campus