Afterthought: Trudeau Ups the Ante in Bid to Nationalize Trans Mountain
The federal government’s $4.5 billion wager stokes both capital and political risks
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KPU Would Benefit From a Translated Student Newspaper
The University of Toronto's The Varsity publishes in multiple languages; maybe it’s time for The Runner to follow suit
The Big One is Coming, so Be Prepared
Handling emergency situations is easier and safer when you have a plan in place
Working “For Experience” Isn’t Always a Bad Thing
Working for free in specific industries is a fantastic way to build one’s brand
Afterthought: Crying a River in Point Grey
Recent backlash to an increase in property taxes shows how self-centred some wealthy Vancouverites can be
Laws Surrounding Revenge Porn Fail to Consider Gender and Sexuality
It’s not just a privacy violation, it’s an attempt to to control, coerce, and dominate victims
The Canadian Court System is Suffering from Delays
A recent case of three Mounties assaulting a man in custody is proof of the damage delays can cause
The Threat of Climate Change Looms Over Canadian Farmers
Hotter summers and wetter winters could wreak havoc on Canada’s environment
DigitaLENS Fosters Sisterhood Through Storytelling
The Voices of Muslim Women DigitaLENS Film Festival was held at KPU on May 14
KPU Student Wins Award in Mandarin Speech Contest
Alex Tam won third place in the "Chinese Bridge" Mandarin Speech Contest on March 17
KPU Again Deemed One of Canada’s Greenest Employers
KPU has won the "Greenest Employers" award for the second year
University Students Need to Educate Themselves on Drug Safety and Policy
When it comes to drugs, ignorance is not bliss
Keeping Kayfabe in the Local World of Wrestling
Performers in Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling captivate old and new fans alike
Artist Spotlight: Necking
The four-piece stumbled into Vancouver’s limelight