The B.C. Government’s Plan for Electric Vehicles is Unattainable
Despite an additional $20 million contribution, the province’s goal for all light-duty vehicles to be zero-emission by 2040 is not realistic
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Artist Spotlight: Whisper Disco
As Viviane Chiamulera has settled in Vancouver, so has her band
Staff Picks: The Best of 2018
Here’s what The Runner staff loved from this year
KPU Should Start Offering Courses on Personal Financing
Basic financial literacy rates in university are alarmingly low, but students have shown that they want to learn how to balance a budget
Rabbitats Provides Abandoned Bunnies with a New Home
A huge population of rabbits in the Lower Mainland is creating the need for more sanctuaries
Secondary Consultations on Trans Mountain Expansion Project to Rely on Indigenous Perspectives
Members of First Nations from the Pacific Northwest weigh in on the pipeline expansion and upcoming government consultations
Virtual Reality Gaming is an Alternative For Traditional Exercise
Becoming a musical Jedi has helped keep me fit
Christmas Glow Returns to Langley For Another Year
Visitors can enjoy a light show, a Christmas market, and family-friendly fun
Indigenizing KPU Requires Collective Action
The community needs to work together to honour the First Nations on whose land the university resides
Joseph Thorpe Elected New President of the KSA
Thorpe replaces Caitlin McCutchen, who resigned at the end of November
Former Youth in Care Make Good Use of B.C.’s Tuition Waiver Program
At KPU and other colleges and universities in the province, ex foster kids have their tuition paid for by the Ministry for Advanced Education
KPU Psychology Instructor Lectures on the Virtues of the Scientific Method
The presentation focused on the use of skepticism to help inform ourselves
7:00 AM Classes Are a Bad Idea
After proposing the idea to students and faculty, KPU was met with backlash
Afterthought: Canadian Journalists Face a Dilemma About Accepting Government Subsidies
Journalists are divided on whether the government’s proposed $595 million tax break will help or hinder the industry