Why immunity passports are a bad idea
People shouldn’t be branded with a status if they’re vaccinated or not
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Explainer: The harm smoking and vaping can have on B.C. youth
Increased use of e-cigarettes and vapes are shown among youth in British Columbia
Cameo is the next level of celebrity commodification
Apps that rent out actors for personal videos reveal the objectification inherent to celebrity culture
Explainer: The COVID-19 U.K. variant in B.C.
Studies suggest that a newly found COVID variant spreads easier and faster
Addressing Canada’s food insecurity crisis requires immediate systemic change
COVID-19 left countless families jobless, one in seven are now experiencing food insecurity
How online learning during COVID-19 can be better
While KPU has been making strides in implementing online learning, potential improvements could be made for a better experience
Meet KPU: Erin Pedersen
Pedersen established a partnership with Sustainable Produce Urban Delivery, which allows KPU students to get a $25 gift card
Blue light glasses seemed to reduce my eye strain despite fear-mongering sale tactics
Blue light glasses marketing may be misleading, but they seem to save my eyes after looking at screens all day
Justin Trudeau does not have the support to win another election
The federal Liberal party needs to replace Trudeau for a fresh start at the next election and for a fair shot at another term
New provisions to medical assistance in dying legislation makes it more accessible for Canadians
Bill C-7 is getting an update, but it might exclude people with mental health issues
Basic income in Canada
Why some scholars think that a basic income could help fix economic issues after the pandemic
Fraser River Discovery Centre to showcase Indigenous heritage and culture
The Place of Learning is expected to be open to the public in three to five years
Farmer protests in B.C. have both local and international roots
A brief history of B.C.’s Farmers Unions and anti-racist activism
Explainer: The plan for COVID-19 vaccine distribution in B.C.
Vaccines are being distributed in order of two priority groups, and the majority of British Columbians can receive the vaccine by the end of 2021
New mentorship program connects KPU students and alumni, one virtual coffee at a time
The program is a partnership between KPU Alumni and Ten Thousand Coffees