The KSA Approves U-Pass Subsidy Program
The student association wants to support KPU students who are struggling to pay transit fare during the summer
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EXPLAINER: A Recent History of Police Brutality in Canada
The death of George Floyd in the US has sparked a wave of discussion about the unchecked power of the police – and Canada is no exemption in this regard
Looking at the Class Action Lawsuit on behalf of Methadone Patients in B.C.
Laura Shaver is the lead plaintiff in a class action lawsuit against B.C.’s College of Pharmacists, the Ministry of Health, and the pharmaceutical corporation Mallinckrodt
Surrey Pride 2020 Mixes Celebration with Solemnity
Organizers of the annual event adjust to spending its 21st anniversary online
The KPU Faculty of Trades and Tech is Adjusting to Online Learning
Some instructors are using online simulations to mimic the hands-on element of classes
Vancouver Should Consider the Ward System This Election Season
Changing the way we elect city officials could improve racial diversity in municipal government
Explainer: Canada’s Blood Donation Ban Policy
The Canadian Blood Services has called for donations during the pandemic, but some LGBTQ members are still banned from donating
Career Development Centre Hosting Virtual Drop-in Sessions for KPU Students
The initiative allows students ask quick questions about resumes, interviews, and job hunting
Online Webinar Explores How COVID-19 Has Impacted People with Disabilities
Over 100 attendees discussed immediate concerns about government support of the community
Confronting My White Privilege as a Polish Immigrant
Polish immigrants must acknowledge their role as both victims and oppressors throughout history
How B.C’s Prisons Are Being Impacted by COVID-19
Prisoners are at a high risk of being exposed to the virus
Ways to Support the BLM Movement
Canadians should self-education, sign petitions, and contribute monetarily in solidarity with Black Lives Matter
Powell Street Music Festival to Celebrate Japanese-Canadian Art and Culture Online
For the first time, the festival will use an online telethon to raise funds and unite communities
B.C.’s Public Schooling System Needs to Address the Realities of Racism
How the provincial education system can teach students about racism in the classroom
A Self-Education Starter Pack for Non-Black Canadians
Understand anti-Black violence and racism before criticizing the movement in support of Black lives