Artist Spotlight: Pale North
The duo look back on how they’ve changed alongside their music
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Provincial Government Eliminates Interest on B.C. Student Loans
The decision will reportedly save average B.C student loan holders approximately $2,300
KPU Announces Plans to Reduce Course Offerings, Increase Class Sizes
The Health Unit Coordinator, Farrier, and Music programs have already begun experiencing cuts
Going Global: The Balakot Airstrike
Why are India and Pakistan firing at each other?
Hop on the Contemporary Art Bandwagon to Chinatown
Artists run the centres and galleries you’ll visit as part of the Surrey Art Gallery’s bus tour
Afterthought: SNC-Lavalin Finally Bursts out of the Ottawa Bubble
The political scandal has escalated into a full-blown publicity nightmare, and it’s not over yet
Afterthought: The Scourge of Cause Marketing
Corporate social responsibility efforts deserve more public scrutiny
Therapy Chat Bots are Paving the Way for New Psychological Assistance Technology
Conversational agents may be the best way to provide accessible and affordable therapy
Looking Back on 10 Years of The Runner
Former staff reflect on the stories and staff that shaped the newspaper
Groove Is in the Heart, Not the Spruce Gallery Space
Fine arts students who display their work in Spruce are concerned that it could be damaged by unplanned dancing lessons in the gallery
“Toxic” and “Justice” Make Perfect Sense for Words of the Year
We saw a lot of the former in 2018, this year let’s work on more of the latter
Artist Spotlight: Biawanna
As a queer woman of colour, Ash Weis wants to keep her art both progressive and personal