Surrey Should Look to Vancouver for Updating its Airbnb Regulations
The city’s lack of policy for governing short-term-rentals is a blind spot that needs to be remedied
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Surrey Shows High Spirits at the 2018 Vaisakhi Parade
Sunshine and bright colours filled the streets for the annual event celebrating the birth of Khalsa
Organizers of Science Rendezvous Hope to Inspire the Next Generation of Science Enthusiasts
The event will take place on May 12 on KPU’s Langley campus
KSA Releases 2015 and 2016 Student Rights Centre Reports
The reports compile issues that KPU students have had with the university
Public Hearings for the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Conclude in Metro Vancouver
Though the inquiry is progressing, it has been the subject of heavy criticism
Canadian Federation of Students Approves Motion to Split from the B.C. Federation of Students
The Kwantlen Student Association will be one of only two student unions staying with the federal organization
Artist Spotlight: Dilemma Season
Long-term solo artist Scott Hardy recently released his first full-band record
Earth Day is Over, But Climate Change Isn’t
Protecting the Earth is something that needs to be done throughout the year
Your Guide to Surviving Final Exam Season
Learn from a fourth-year student who is old and (sort of) wise
After Thought: All Eyes on David Eby as B.C. Reviews Money Laundering Report
The attorney general is poised to create policies that will deter money laundering in B.C. casinos
The B.C. Speculation Tax Shouldn’t Impact Non-Speculators
Better definitions and protections should be created to prevent non-speculators from paying additional taxes
Canada’s Senate is Nothing but Dead Weight
Although it has little utility, the body nearly failed Canada on the federal Cannabis Act
Chelsey Wong’s “Textilier” Collection Combines Futuristic and Victorian Styles
Her graduate thesis collection is set to debut at the 2018 fashion show
KPU Fine Arts Graduates Prepare for Year-end Exhibition
Students from the Bachelor of Fine Arts program have raised around $2000 for the gallery