From the Editor: How the Catholic Church found new ways to celebrate Easter during COVID-19
The Latino community in Surrey hosts a drive-in and keeps community members engaged
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Water privatization should not be an accepted standard practice
Water should be open and accessible to everyone, not just another resource to hoard and sell
KPUHacks hosts first virtual hackathon
The theme of the hackathon was cybersecurity
Explainer: The Supreme Court ruling on carbon pricing in Canada
The results from the judges came down to 6-3
KPU Exchange Program goes virtual with federal grant funding
The program will run during the summer semester and potentially the fall
Debate: Optional COVID-19 vaccine passports would be helpful if implemented strategically
Many already carry around their vaccine history proof, and it could be used to save lives and businesses
Debate: A hard look at what vaccine passports entail
Vaccine passports widen social disparity and could be unnecessary
Surrey’s plan to build a road through Bear Creek Park should be stopped
Local residents worry the 84 Avenue connection project could threaten ecosystems in the area
KPU Arts Speaker Series to present on international students and policy
The final presentation of the semester will be delivered by KPU instructor Conrad King
Diving in with Dani: Making salsa roja with avocado
From the expert himself – my dad – here’s how to impress your friends at the celebratory post-pandemic party
Paid parking is only a temporary solution to regional parks’ congestion problems
Parking fees at public parks have the potential to single out low-income visitors
A look at a new record label created for Indigenous musicians
Red Music Rising was created to support an Indigenous arts community on the rise
Protecting the last of B.C.’s old-growth forests
The amount of vital old-growth forests left isn’t as large as you might think, and people are taking notice
B.C. rewrites gendered language in provincial legislation
Hundreds of instances of gendered language have already been rewritten
Explainer: The proposed Rogers Communications merger with Shaw
The deal will close in early 2022 if approved by shareholders and Canadian regulators