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
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KDocsFF to mark Transgender Day of Remembrance with their first virtual screening
On Nov. 20, a short documentary will be screened about the life of a trans woman in recognition of Transgender Day of Remembrance
KSA members say executives aren’t fulfilling their duties
Student politicians are concerned about the student association’s ability to help students without adequate leadership
KPU student groups share plans for supporting student life off-campus
The Runner asked clubs and campus groups what they’re doing to keep student life afloat from home
KPU acupuncture students file concerns about instructor with B.C. ombudsperson
Students are seeking help after months of submitting complaints to KPU administration
Parents, teachers, and students worry as K-12 resumes in B.C. schools
Those who will be affected by it the most share their perspectives on the back-to-school plan
What to know for your fall semester online
B.C. is keeping classes online for fall, but the future looks foggy
How Decriminalizing Drug Possession Can Improve Public Health
Activists and police say drug addiction is a public health issue, not a criminal one
UIPAC Calls for Action on Anti-Racism and Reconciliation from Mayor, Council, and Civic Departments
Members say Vancouver has failed to adequately consult with the Urban Indigenous Peoples’ Advisory Committee