KPIRG Sues Founder and Former Employee for Fraud
Richard Hossein is being sued in the Supreme Court of B.C. for allegedly paying over $100,000 to himself in 2017
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Uncovering the Face of Vancouver’s Opioid Epidemic
Middle-aged men, more than any other demographic, are dying from opioid overdoses
Balancing Parenthood and Post-Secondary Education Remains a Challenge at KPU
The Parents on Campus program at the University of Saskatchewan shows just how much we lack in on-campus childcare services
MAPS Researchers Explore the Potential for Psychedelic Drugs to Treat PTSD
Vancouver will soon host one of 15 research sites for the study
KPU’s Environmental Sustainability Report is in Dire Need of an Upgrade
While the university continues to support green initiatives, there’s currently no good way to track and measure its various sustainability-related efforts
No More Stolen Sisters
Canada’s Epidemic of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls Through the Eyes of Two People Who Lived Through It
Male Nurses Work Through Stigma to Provide Care for the Vulnerable
Nursing offers opportunities for meaningful work, regardless of gender
KSA Election 2018: Candidates for Campus Representatives
On Feb. 7 and 8 you have the chance to decide who will represent you in student government
KSA Election 2018: Candidates for Constituency Representatives
On Feb. 7 and 8 you have the chance to decide who will represent you in student government
KSA Election 2018: Candidates for Faculty Representatives
On Feb. 7 and 8 you have the chance to decide who will represent you in student government
Federation Of Post Secondary Educators Campaigns For “Precarious Profs”
The FPSE hopes to support the rights of part-time instructors in B.C.’s post-secondary institutions
The Runner’s Staff Picks
2017 was full of fantastic arts and culture—here’s what stood out to us this year
Drug Checking Saves Lives at Music Festivals
Harm prevention methods used at Shambhala could help lessen the devastation of Canada’s fentanyl crisis
MacMillan House Offers A Place for Recovery amid Vancouver’s Opioid and Housing Crises
Social housing is essential to the city’s most vulnerable residents, now more than ever
Fixing an Unaffordable City
As residents are priced out of Vancouver, experts debate how to address issues of housing supply