Nation-Wide Carbon Pricing Will Be Implemented by the End of the Year
Taxing carbon pollution incentivises citizens and companies to look for eco-friendly alternatives
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Surrey Launches New LRT Vehicle Showcase
Throughout May and June, the City of Surrey is inviting the public to check out its new prototype LRT vehicle
B.C.’s New Lieutenant Governor is a KPU Community Member
Janet Austin received an honorary doctorate from the university in 2013
Climate Change Activists are Fundraising to Carve Trump’s Face into a Glacier
The Melting Ice Association is seeking funds to make “Project Trumpmore” a reality
KSA President to Take a Feminist Approach to New Term
Caitlin McCutchen is planning to rebrand the women’s center, women’s collective, and KSA consent campaign
Pitbulls are not the Problem
It’s time to stop treating the breed unfairly in Richmond
Five Unique Hiking Spots Near Surrey
Do not suffer the Grouse Grind for another year
Kwantlen Student Association Votes to Revoke KPIRG’s Funding
The court case between KPIRG and its founder on hold as the group adjusts to lack of revenue
KPU Elects New Senate and Board of Governors
The Wilson School of Design seat remains vacant
Don’t Stress Out About Data Mining
The data being collected is trivial, so you can relax for now
Kimberly McMartin Kept Fighting for KPU Students
Though it’s her final semester, McMartin has been making KPU more accessible for years
Investing in Transit Benefits British Columbians and the Environment
Federal and provincial investments in infrastructure are a cause for celebration
KPU Consults Students for Vision 2023
Vision 2023 to focus on the student experience
Vancouver Grocery Stores Will Soon Be Able to Sell Booze
New amendments to city bylaws will allow certain grocery stores in Vancouver to apply for a liquor license
Will the Next Vancouver Mayor Please Stand Up?
A run-down of who to watch out for in the upcoming election