Advocates say the need for safe supply has never been clearer
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the need for a safe drug supply in B.C.
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Water scarcity caused by avocado farming is unethical
Avocado agriculture is a water sucking-machine with detrimental effects on local ecosystems and populations
Runner Debates: A provincial election can wait, battling a global pandemic cannot
Hope you didn’t have plans on Saturday, Oct. 24
Runner Debates: Now is not the worst time for an election
This election can still run safely this year
Meet KPU: Andre Gress
The KPU graduate has released his first novel and is now working on an urban fantasy series
Accessible transit pilot to start testing in Vancouver
Vancouver will begin a pilot that offers accessible transit to low-income individuals in 2021
Online Welcome Week brings students together to chat, play games, and learn about KSA services
From Sept. 22 to 24, the Zoom event offered morning and evening drop-in sessions for students
B.C. should adopt a version of Ontario’s mandatory mask policy
Many Ontario municipalities first enacted their mask mandates in July
KSA designates new VP finance and operations following resignation
The former executive resigned after finding employment in another province
Mental health apps available for students this fall
Some of these support systems are available 24/7
Explainer: The B.C. Government’s COVID-19 Preparedness Plan
$1.6 billion has been earmarked for expanding health-care infrastructure into the fall and winter
Explainer: Nova Scotia’s loan forgiveness program
Students have to work harder to access the program in B.C.
Collaborative food strategy seeks to improve food security in Vancouver’s DTES
The Our Place Food Strategy includes 10 organizations throughout B.C.
KSA members say executives aren’t fulfilling their duties
Student politicians are concerned about the student association’s ability to help students without adequate leadership