KPU Sport and Recreation to host esports tournaments this summer
The three separate tournaments will feature Fortnite, Rocket League, and FIFA 21
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Meet KPU: Dr. Gira Bhatt
Bhatt received a Canadian Psychological Association award for her work in helping youth avoid gangs
Empower Surrey aims to keep youth safe from gang life
Trusted adults, caregivers, and parents can prevent youth involvement in gang-related activities
Surrey to host 10th annual ‘Party for the Planet’ Earth Day celebration
The Surrey Parks Department hopes to inspire people to reduce their carbon footprint
Vaisakhi 2021: Celebrating Sikh Heritage Month online this year
KPU instructor Dr. Kamala Elizabeth Nayar shares insights about VAisakhi’s significance and dynamism within the community
Explainer: The results of the 2021 Liberal and NDP conventions
With an election emerging, the two parties approved over 30 policies for the country
KPU’s Dr. Rajiv Jhangiani to speak at summit on technology use in higher education
The BCNET CONNECT 2021 summit will run from April 27 to 29
KSA welcomes new reps and releases final election report at April council meeting
Jaya Dhillon and Lesli Sangha took oaths of office at the first meeting following the general election
Why B.C. should consider imposing a stay-at-home order
There is an alarming increase in the number of cases and death rate due to COVID-19
A look at the University of British Columbia’s new Indigenous Language Fluency Program
UBCO will be the first Canadian university to offer a program centred around learning the Nsyilxcen Indigenous language
Report uncovers use of toxic chemicals in sportswear
Chemicals such as phthalates have been used in sportswear to keep it sweat free, according to Greenpeace
The four best places to see cherry blossoms in Metro Vancouver
For those making cherry blossom plans this spring
Netflix? More like Notflix!
It’s time to drop Netflix for other streaming services
If there’s one thing that Horgan has, it’s the audacity
Although Horgan backtracked on blaming younger people for rising COVID cases, the slap still stung
Fines should continue to rise for breaking COVID-19 restrictions
COVID-19 rulebreakers in B.C. deserve to rack up debt if they continue to gather