The Rise of Psychedelics in Research and Business
Researchers’ interest in psychedelics may be paving the way for dispensaries to sell them
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Anishinaabe Water Warrior Autumn Peltier Calls for Government Action on Climate Change
Peltier, 15, has been a water protector since age eight
The Effectiveness of Inconvenience Caused by Activism
The Wet’suwet’en solidarity protest methods are effective because they disrupt peoples’ daily lives
In Defence of Defence
There is more to the Canadian military than guns and war
How Debt Continues To Cause Problems For Canadian Couples
Elena Jara, Credit Canada’s director of education, explains how “dysfunctional debt” affects relationships
How a Canadian Organization is Helping the Business of Cellular Agriculture Grow
Researchers in the organization want students with fresh ideas to reach out to them
We Need to Talk About the Problematic Founder of Bikram Yoga
Despite being a known predator, Bikram Choudhury still makes money from his yoga franchise
The Historical Importance of Civil Disobedience
Civil disobedience is an essential component of democracy
B.C. Access Grant for Students to be Introduced in September
The B.C. budget pledges to provide funding for paying off student loans
KPU Instructor Featured in Museum of Anthropology Ceramics Exhibit
Ying-Yueh Chuang’s artwork is on display as part of Playing with Fire: Ceramics of the Extraordinary
KPU Geography Department Hosts Transit Experts Forum
Mobilities 2020 brings community members together to discuss transit South of the Fraser River
The 2020 B.C. Budget Breakdown
A look at the sugary drinks PST, bumped up wealth tax, student grants, and more
We Need to Challenge Racist Misconceptions About the Coronavirus
Educating yourself about the virus can prevent harmful stereotyping
