How B.C. is slowly losing its family doctors
British Columbia has an increasing percentage of people who do not have a regular health care provider
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Catching up with the KSA
A look inside council meetings, events, slating disqualifications, and everything in between
Meet KPU: Bev Wake
Wake is a KPU journalism instructor who has worked extensively in sports media
Meet KPU: Dr. Elizabeth Worobec
Worobec retired from KPU after serving as dean of science and horticulture for almost 10 years
How COVID-19 is affecting gender inequality in academia
A country-wide survey found that women are facing additional challenges tied to the pandemic
The rollercoaster journey of KPU’s student union building development
A look at the ups and downs the project has faced over the past 13 years
Meet KPU: Valerie Leung
Valerie Leung is a KPU alumni who works at Richmond News focusing on social issues and art
B.C. investing in hydrogen energy solutions as it looks to the future
The province is looking at hydrogen as a fuel for high emission sectors like transportation and industry
New report raises questions about conditions for university contract workers
An SFU social justice organization says workers face challenges worsened by the pandemic
Meet KPU: Lucie Radcliffe
Radcliffe mixes her graphic design skills with baking to create realistic sugary treats
Meet KPU: Dr. Galib Bhayani
Bhayani received the Meritorious Service Medal after working for 12 years as a criminology professor and nearly 30 years in the police force
Internal climate migration and the future of B.C.
Vulnerable communities are left out of climate change response, policies, and adaptation strategies
Charting anti-racism action at KPU
How KPU is improving equity policies after signing the Scarborough Charter to combat anti-Black racism
KDocs Film Festival celebrates 10 years
The documentary festival will be hosted Feb. 18 to 27, with films available for viewing online