Editorial: Protest During COVID Is Different for Chronically Ill Canadians
It’s important to listen to chronically ill advocates and activists as social movements intersect with the COVID-19 pandemic
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Explainer: The Legality of Sex Work in Canada During COVID-19
Millions of Canadians, including sex workers, have lost their jobs due to the pandemic
Migrant Students United Calls for More Support Through Pandemic
Their list of recommendations include better healthcare, rent, and tuition support
Amendment to Bill 22 Extends Time Youth Can Spend in Hospital After an Overdose
The proposed amendment would allow patients to stay until their decision-making abilities are restored
Virtual Town Hall Meeting Addresses Racism in the Medical System
Healthcare workers and anti-racism experts weighed in on how racism manifests in healthcare
The Alliance of BC Students Advocates for Government Service Budget Changes
The organization has listed five suggestions for making post-secondary school more accessible
Stop Panicking About Gaining Weight During the Pandemic
Since lockdown started, fatphobic posts and memes have been sneaking their way into my feeds, and I’m tired of it
KPU’s Redesigned Public Relations Diploma Emphasizes Cultural Awareness
The program will teach students ethics and responsible business practices in PR and communications
Wilson School of Design Grad Recognized for His Adaptable Ski Jacket at Annual Competition
The STRATUS Ski Touring Mid-Layer jacket keeps its wearer warm and sweat-free on mountain adventures
Explainer: The Federal Government’s New Grants and Opportunities for Students
Opportunities will help students get more work experience in their fields
Black Hair in Focus Event Explores the History and Politics of Black Hair
The online event addressed how Black hair is portrayed in the western world, as well as policing within the Black community
Canada Could Use a Four-Day Work Week
It’s good for tourism, great for mental health, and proven to be effective
Vancouver’s African Descent Festival Will Be Partially Online this Summer
The virtual festival will include live music and a march to Hogan’s Alley
Kim Baird Appointed KPU’s New Chancellor
KPU alumna Kim Baird will step into her three-year term on Oct. 5.
Why Some Advocates are Calling to Defund the VPD
Advocates implore their governments to reconsider redistributing funding for police departments