Debate: B.C. Is Slowly Reopening at the Right Time
It’s good that residents can get haircuts and dine in restaurants if they stick to health protocols
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Debate: B.C. Should Slow Down Reopening to Avoid a Second Wave
The province doesn’t need to stop reopening services, but it should slow down to protect everyone
The Kwantlen St. Farmers Market Opens with Social Distancing Protocols
The market, which has moved to a new location, is running in accordance with health and safety guidelines
Thousands Rally Against Anti-Black Racism in Vancouver
Speakers shared experiences and hopes on the steps of the Vancouver Art Gallery
Vancouver Addresses Racism During COVID-19 Through Multilingual Awareness Campaign
The city’s Equity and Inclusion Team focuses on helping groups disproportionately impacted by the pandemic
Oppenheimer Park Tent City Cleared During COVID-19 Pandemic
BC Housing is attempting to temporarily rehome campers
Critical Thinking Education Can Help Fight the Spread of COVID Conspiracy Theories
Focusing on developing critical thinking skills early in life can help reduce the spread of misinformation
Conservative Leadership Hopefuls Haven’t Learned From Harper
The state of the leadership race suggests the party lacks the unity it once had
Universities Across B.C. Adjust to the Province’s New Safety Guidelines
KPU and other institutions are following the BC Public Health Officer’s regulations on remote learning
Beat Your Pandemic Burnout
How to stay motivated in school despite being stuck in your house
KPU Offers Online Courses To International Students for Summer Semester
Almost 400 international students started this term, says KPU International Interim Associate Vice President
Growin’ Your Own Food: Quarantine Edition
Lettuce, onions, fennel, celery, and bread — we can make it all from the safety of our homes
How KPU’s Nursing Program is Adjusting During the Pandemic
Students will be practicing social distancing in-person and learning from online courses
Unpacking the Ethics of “Two-Tier Tuition”
Charging students to join aprogram they weren’t accepted into highlights a need for subsidized tuition
Explainer: Phase Two of B.C.’s Covid-19 Restart Plan
The province relaxed its social distancing requirements this week, but it’s not business as usual yet