Meet KPU: Marlyn Graziano
Graziano won the Corporate Leadership Award at the Surrey Women in Business Awards for her contributions to the community
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Surrey State of the City Address looks at a post-pandemic future
Mayor Doug McCallum discussed upcoming initiatives and programs passed by the council
Iconic cartoon bad bitches who get overlooked
These bad bitches help inspire us all to be our best selves
KPU Social Enterprise Club continues to organize community support online
The club is encouraging others to help those in need during the pandemic
Life in the fast lane: The growth and professionalization of esports
How esports has changed the game for players, businesses and researchers
Alligators rule and crocodiles are evil
Gators are the best animal around and if you disagree you are wrong
Red hot: Canada’s booming real estate market
How bidding wars, homes selling over listed price, low-interest rates, and a global pandemic are affecting the market
From the Editor: Be wary of businesses using eco-labels and greenwashing techniques
Everyone wants a piece of sustainability, or at least a piece of what you’ll pay for it
Let them lead: For gender diverse youth, acceptance can be life saving
Anti-trans attitudes can have a devastating impact on the mental health of gender-diverse youth
How B.C. post-secondary institutions can bring students back for the fall semester
Post-secondary institutions will be mandated to provide a detailed COVID-19 safety plan
EA’s continued support for loot boxes is unethical
Companies that lure vulnerable people into gambling should face accountability
Spectrum: Queer as Funk takes the stage
Alison Gorman talks about the band, the influence of BIPOC artists, and the importance of visible queer artists in society
Giving the vaccine to younger people is good, but it should have happened sooner
Prioritizing those who commonly work on the front lines would have helped stop the spread
Blossoms vs. babies: The ‘herbridged’ version
Let’s take a look at why caring for daffodils is better than dealing with dirty diapers