KPU Chancellor Kim Baird receives the British Columbia Reconciliation Award
Baird is a KPU alumna who graduated in 1992 with an arts diploma
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Debate: The workplace is not for pets
The time and place for fuzzy creatures is not at work
Debate: Pet-friendly workplaces should be considered
A little tail wagging never hurt nobody
Some thoughts on the Surrey mayoral candidates
Voters will see Doug McCallum, Brenda Locke, and Jinny Sims on the ballot this October
Power in unity: Coming together this pride season
Pride is a celebration today because of the people before us who advocated for gay and trans rights
KPU and Russell Brewing release collaborative beer honouring Canadian craft beer pioneer
Proceeds from the new beer will be put towards a scholarship for KPU brewing students
The latest Olympic sport: jumping to conclusions
For the overly anxious and those prone to misunderstandings
Access to abortion in B.C. needs improvement, especially in small communities and rural areas
B.C. residents can access an abortion in six cities, but not in the Fraser Health Region
Explainer: Canada’s ban on single-use plastic
The manufacture and import of most listed items will be prohibited for the purpose of selling them starting Dec. 20
Study finds Vancouver close to being a “15-minute” city
The city is close to reaching its goal to have 90 per cent of residents within walking distance of essential services by 2030
Gluten-free bakeries to try out this summer
Heirs Pears, Innocent Ice Cream Bar, and Gluten Free Epicurean are just a few hidden gems in Vancouver
What to do when your phone dies
Borrow the cell phone display from a store, make eye contact, or ask people if they like your meal when your phone is dead
Legitimately useful ways to cool off this summer
From Pingu, planes, and Pluto, these ideas will have you cooled
Petition launched to save Surrey farm from being turned to industrial property
The online petition has over 40,000 signatures so far in only three weeks