KPU brings back metal fabrication trade foundation program
Applications are open for the 23-week program returning in February
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Pierre Poilievre is steering the Conservative Party to the right
The new federal party leader’s willingness to be controversial and polarize voters earned him the far-right vote
Meet KPU: Martina Solano Bielen
Solano Bielen is a KPU brewing lab instructor who specializes in brewing microbiology and has a passion for beer
Cats are actually trying to mind-control us
They’re fuzzy on the outside, but prickly on the inside
KPU’s Task Force on Anti-Racism releases 64 recommendations to tackle systemic racism
Recommendations will be implemented over the next two to three years at the university
Six Surrey mayoral candidates attended KSA forum
The KSA organized a Mayor’s Forum event for students to meet the candidates
A breakdown of the Surrey municipal party platforms
Everything you need to know before casting your ballot
Meet the Surrey mayoral candidates
Residents of Surrey will cast their vote for one of eight mayor candidates on Oct. 15
Name change for the BC Liberals does not change much else
Should the “BC United” moniker stick, the party will be switching aesthetics while staying largely the same
Snow Days should remain a thing in B.C.
The snow day off school and work can offer a much needed break to students of all ages
Movies about writers need a comeback in today’s cinema zeitgeist
These kinds of films are needed as examples for publication writers to follow everyday
KPU developing an Accessibility Committee for students
The committee is in response to the updated Accessible British Columbia Act
KPU instructor speaks at Multicultural Peace Festival about truth and reconciliation
Melinda Bige’s presentation focused on governance practice, the genocide of Indigenous Peoples in Canada, and where reconciliation is now