B.C.’s climate strategy has some gaps
The plan includes actions to be taken until 2025 on climate change adaptation and preparedness, but lacks specifics
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Generation Squeeze: young Canadians, high cost of living, and stagnant incomes
Canadians in their 20s, 30s, and 40s squeeze in more education, savings, and delay starting the lives they want
“Eco-Talks” at KPU discuss local biodiversity and wild spaces
Lectures were held throughout July with guest speakers to discuss environmental issues and solutions
Meet KPU: Hayley Woodin
Woodin recently graduated as valedictorian from Columbia’s master of science in journalism degree program
Power in unity: Coming together this pride season
Pride is a celebration today because of the people before us who advocated for gay and trans rights
Study finds Vancouver close to being a “15-minute” city
The city is close to reaching its goal to have 90 per cent of residents within walking distance of essential services by 2030
Tracking the country’s progress with Canada’s Net Zero Emission Accountability Act
The act was created to ensure Canada is transparent and accountable in meeting greenhouse gas emission reduction targets
KPU is working towards building a sustainable campus by 2050
The university’s 2050 Sustainability Plan lays out goals to switch to green energy, reduce waste, and improve the commute to campus
Meet KPU: Allison Gonzalez Biagi
The political science grad now works as a policy analyst for the provincial government
How KPU is improving accessibility on campus
The university and KSA are working to make campus services more accessible for all students
Meet KPU: Michael Ma
Ma is an activist scholar in the areas of social justice, ethno-racial politics, community activism, and immigrant resettlement
Meet KPU: Farhath Ahmed
Ahmed won first place in the IA Interior Architects Diversity in Design Scholarship
A breakdown of the International Student Union group
How one Instagram account grew into an influential organization in local student politics
Food insecure and far from home
International students are increasingly using food banks amid soaring tuition fees, housing, and food prices
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