Building greener: Canada’s green recovery path
There is hope for a green future, but drastic changes need to be made by the government and large corporations
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Sparking the era of a sustainable digital currency in Canada
The country ponders on adapting its own digital currency, but it’s just a matter of when
KSA election chaos
Why 21 candidates were disqualified for violating campaign rules, and what’s next for the Kwantlen Student Association
Young adults in B.C. are speaking out about mental health amidst COVID-19
Youth have reported a reduction in overall mental wellness during the pandemic
Relationships are on the rocks during COVID-19
The pandemic has caused divorce and separation rates to go up, along with instances of domestic violence
Families of those who have special needs struggle to access support services in B.C.
A woman tells her story of facing barriers in accessing respite care for her brother with complex needs
The benefits of employer-subsidized transit
What researchers have to say about how cities benefit when businesses cover the transit costs of their employees
How KPU is working to educate students, instructors, and staff about Indigenous culture and history
Indigenous community members share their thoughts on the university’s path towards reconciliation
On the rise: food prices slated for an increase in 2021
Produce, meat, and baked goods prices are set to climb between three and five per cent this year
Addressing Canada’s food insecurity crisis requires immediate systemic change
COVID-19 left countless families jobless, one in seven are now experiencing food insecurity
Fighting the echo pandemic
How local and national organizations are working to better support post-secondary students’ mental health during the pandemic
Within reach: an update on the Surrey Langley SkyTrain extension
A look at how politics, budgets, and a global pandemic are impacting the project
A look inside B.C. universities’ COVID-19 safety ambassador programs
Thompson Rivers University, Simon Fraser University, and the University of the Fraser Valley are taking steps to keep shared spaces safe and monitored
Vancouver’s WISH Drop-In Centre Society opening Canada’s first 24/7 shelter for sex workers
The shelter will provide beds, a laundry facility, showers and a safe space for sex workers