KSA executives allocate themselves $10,000 each to ease ‘burden of tuition’
The tuition benefit for executive members was unanimously passed at a special meeting of council on Aug. 26
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Meet KPU’s new and revived clubs
The Music Club and Bhangra Club are ready to have events for students this spring semester
Vancouver Sun Run raises money for students in Kenya
The Kenya Education Endowment Fund is looking for walkers, joggers, wheelchair users, and runners to register for the 10 km run
Here is the right time to put up and take down your Christmas tree
There are historical traditions you may want to consider implementing during the holiday season start and end
It was the end of the cluckin’ world
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KPU students create deck of cards to teach youth about addiction
The psychology majors worked with a non-profit to shine a light on vaping, gaming, alcoholism, and drug abuse
Christmas songs to get in the holiday spirit
Some classic and underrated songs to listen to this holiday season for Christmas cheer
Medimap publishes wait times at walk-in clinics and hospitals
The initiative aims to reduce wait times in emergency rooms and take some of the pressure off family doctors
KSA executives provide email statements about the tuition benefit policy
The $10,000 tuition benefit for executive members was unanimously passed on Aug. 26
Bill C-22 proposes financial security for people with disabilities
The Standing Committee on Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities is accepting public input on the bill
Employers should be required to list hourly wages and salaries in B.C.
Being open about pay should, and needs to be, a common practice