Lululemon undergoes investigation after alleged greenwashing claims
The Wilson School of Design has received donations from the retailer since its inauguration in 2018
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My dating no-nos
Depending on who you ask, there are plenty of them
KPU student concerned with KSA council member’s eligibility
Ridhi Aggarwal says Women’s Representative Suhana Gill was not of proper age to run in the KSA General Elections
How creative entrepreneurs and local craft markets benefit the community
Start-up entrepreneurs from around the Lower Mainland have turned their craft into a business, supporting sustainability efforts and the local economy
Explainer: Job fair season is underway
There are many job fair events for students to attend this summer
Series finale recap: Station 19
The firefighter drama has come to an end, and warning, there are spoilers ahead
The City of Langley hosts annual ‘Community Day’ event
Attendees can learn more about their community, enjoy live entertainment, and partake in family-friendly activities on June 8
Doors Open Richmond allows visitors to explore the city’s diverse places
From June 8 to 9, people can check out over 40 places including faith-based institutions and public services
‘Blockout 2024’: A movement against celebrity inaction on Gaza
The digital protest could prompt more public figures to take a stand on the Gaza conflict
The Vancouver Short Film Festival is screening films by Canadian filmmakers
The festival, featuring films about culture, compassion, and family, will run online until June 9
Meet KPU: Petti (Peg) Fong
Fong, an applied communications instructor, wants students to know they are not alone
U.S.’s TikTok bill is a fully expected geopolitical reaction
Keeping the hegemony in place means blatant actions against rising rivals, in this case China
North Vancouver art exhibit captures historic people and moments through vinyl records
The Historical Records exhibit of 20th century sounds is on until July 14