Radio Noir Just Got a Whole Lot Funnier
Phantom Signal is not for the humorless or the easily spooked
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British Columbia Youth Parliament is Accepting Applications
The BCYP is looking for students aged 16-21 to join its 90th session
Crossing Canada as an Amateur Cyclist
The journey was harrowing, the experiences were enlightening, and the road was bumpy
Post-Secondary Students in Vancouver Need to Vote
Young voters, more than any other demographic, need to inform themselves before Oct. 20
UVic Launches Dual Degree Program Combining Canadian and Indigenous Law
The program is the first of its kind in the world
Afterthought: Municipal Election Shenanigans Continue in Surrey
Surrey can be added to the list of municipalities with elections beset by controversy
KDocs Cancels Next Year’s Documentary Film Festival
The event will return in 2020, and small screenings will still be held on campus this semester
Artist Spotlight: The Sylvia Platters
The Abbotsford group’s next record, a split 12-inch called Shadow Steps, will be out before Halloween
Multi-Faith Centre Hosts Discussion Series on Religion and Violence
KPU chaplain discusses a book which questions the perception that religious thinking can lead to violence
Festive Things to do this Halloween Season
October is the best month of the year if you spend your time wisely
Afterthought: Big Money Still Causing Problems in B.C. Politics
The province’s new election finance laws fail to hold political donors accountable
Going Global: USMCA or “NAFTA 2” is a win-win-win
Not much has changed, but that alone is something to celebrate
Canada’s Contract University Faculty Struggle to Make Ends Meet
A recent survey reveals that many contract staff are suffering financially