A Century From Now, Not Even the Republic of Alberta will Profit from Oil and Gas
By fighting a shift to greener energy with Wexit, Alberta is only postponing economic catastrophe
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The Evolution of Horror Movies Reveals Truths About Human Nature
A KPU instructor and horror buff explains how the genre acts as a mirror for society
How to Give Back Ethically This Holiday Season
In the spirit of the holidays, give some love to local charities that give back
What Christmas Looks Like to Someone Who Has Never Celebrated It
In a multicultural place like Vancouver, many people are new to a season entirely consumed by the Christmas spirit
EXPLAINER: The Provincial Inquiry Into B.C. Gas Prices
Members of the government encourage greater transparency between gas companies and the public
Ikponwosa Ero Speaks on the Struggle to Protect People with Albinism
A presentation at KPU facilitated by instructor Ross Pink gave students insight into the experience of living with the condition
EXPLAINER: BC Teachers Advocate for New and Improved Contracts
The BCTF continues to discuss contract details with the government
Nuclear Energy Should Be Considered a Tool for Fighting Climate Change
Three conservative premiers’ method of taking climate action is sensible
KSA Plans to Send Letter Recommending the Resignation of Inactive Council Members
Active councillors are tired of the non-attendance of their colleagues
Therapy Dogs Visit KPU for Stress Relief Week
Three pups came to boost students’ morale on Nov. 25
Artists Get Closer to Nature with How Green Is Your Muse? Exhibit
Paintings by Filipino-Canadian artists reveal ways to preserve and protect our environment