KSA Supports CFS Ontario Provincial Court Challenge
The Canadian Federation of Students has vowed to fight the Ontario government’s policy which categorizes certain student fees as “non-essential”
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International Students at KPU Speak Out Against Work Hour Limits
Many are critical of a policy that led to the arrest of Jobandeep Singh Sandhu for exceeding working hours
New Hotline Launched as Part of a National Effort to Combat Human Trafficking
CEO Barbara Gosse says more needs to be done to combat one of the worst human rights abuses occurring in our country today
Investing in a Murder House Might Actually Be Worth It
In an unaffordable market, a house in which someone was murdered can offer prices to die for
Netflix Announces Partnership with Indigenous Film Groups in Canada
Wapikoni Mobile, Indigenous Screen Office, and imagineNATIVE join 11 other underserved Canadian screen creators with Netflix partnership
Filipino Heritage Festival Celebrated at Civic Plaza
The Surrey Filipino Canadian Society of B.C. held the first Filipino Heritage Festival near KPU’s newest campus
B.C. Created 600 New Reasons to Go Camping in 2019; Here are Two More
Whether you want to relax or challenge yourself, camping is a versatile experience that almost everyone can appreciate
Facing Potential Bankruptcy, KPIRG Holds 2019 AGM
The research group could cease operations this fall if its funding isn’t reinstated by the Kwantlen Student Association
Rolling with the Punches
Members of the Vancouver roller derby community share their love of the sport while searching for a rink to call home
KPU Senate and Board of Governors Pass Proposal to Reorganize Faculty of Academic and Career Advancement
Most science and math courses will be moved into new faculties as of fall 2020
How to Get More out of Life by Owning Less
The emerging trend of minimalism can improve your quality of life more than you think
Vancouver and Victoria Should Hop Off of Horse-Drawn Carriages
Using animal labour for recreation and tourism should be a thing of the past
A Critical Affair: Canada’s Brand New Political Ad Registry
Bill C-76 might help curb election interference, but voters still have a responsibility to inform themselves