Explainer: The E.U. and U.S. proposed ‘border carbon tax’ policies
Factories could face increased costs of their products at the border as a result
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Heat-caused droughts continue to affect much of B.C.
Low rainfall and high heat is causing moderate to extreme drought across the province
How to use delicious culinary curses
Replacing curse words with the names of different foods is an appetizing alternative
Dating dos and don’ts after COVID
For those who need a reminder of what dating is, we got you covered
KPU learning platform provider PebblePad partners with BCNET
The eportfolio service used by KPU, Langara, and JIBC could expand to other B.C. institutions
Hosting the Olympics is not worth spreading COVID-19
A highly critical Japanese public opinion doesn’t help their case either
Beyond the Match: What hosting the 2026 FIFA world cup would mean for Vancouver
Canadian host cities are expected to have $35 to $55 million to host games
I only ate red food for three days and this is what happened
The short answer is nothing, the long answer is nothing, here’s my story
The difficulties of being a ‘dogfluencer’
Pets made famous on social media can receive hurtful messages and threats of dognapping
What if birds had really big buff arms?
A question you didn’t know you wanted the answer to
Meet KPU: Dr. Rebecca Yoshizawa
Yoshizawa received a $2,000 Grant to create a workbook for her Gender in Canada course
Using bamboo in Vancouver construction is a good idea
You’re not being bamboo-zled, this material can work better than timber
Vancouver campaigns combat increasing public waste disposal
Changing conditions have resulted in higher amounts of waste being disposed in public spaces
KSA president looks to create American Sign Language workshops for KPU
Jaya Dhillon has put forth the initiative for the workshops set to begin this fall semester
Handling deadly heat waves
KPU instructors say more action needs to be taken to mitigate the dangers of climate change