Movie review: Monkey Man uplifts and brings visibility to marginalized identities
The highly anticipated film portrays complex topics through beautiful imagery
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‘I am not South Asian’: Why the provincial government is being called to find a new name for its proposed museum
The Canadians of South Asian Heritages museum is engaging with citizens to create the best possible outcome for the community
Celebrate Earth Day with Surrey’s Party For the Planet
Enjoy live entertainment, browse through a sustainable marketplace, and learn about environmental initiatives on April 27
KSA executive committee voting results weren’t approved, council members raise concerns during election
A motion to bring an experienced consultant to investigate the KSA’s internal operations from April last year to present was not approved
Previous KSA president allegedly hired friend as executive director
Abdullah Randhawa oversaw the hiring of Timothii Ragavan, who the KSA’s previous legal counsel raised concerns about in an email thread
The distress of uncertainty: KPU faculty advocate for fair medical coverage in light of discriminatory practices
A KPU instructor filed a complaint to the BC Human Rights Tribunal against university administration
Manufacturers should be held accountable for their products’ health effects
Bill 12 has corporations reeling over the idea of taking responsibility for their profit seeking byproducts
KSA receives cheque from previous president for difference in executive stipend
Abdullah Randhawa gave $3,522 back to the KSA
Federal housing investment has the right idea and wrong targets
B.C. government wants to do the right thing but isn’t thinking about it in the right way
98 new affordable homes are now available in Langley
Jennie Gaglardi Place apartments are opening up two-minutes away from KPU’s Langley campus
5 global events worth knowing about
A quick rundown of a few of the many happenings in our world
Movie review: Love Lies Bleeding
The romantic thriller is a rollercoaster ride of psychedelic visions and blood-soaked encounters, converging in a kaleidoscope of chaos
New Nickelodeon documentary Quiet on Set sheds light on what child actors face in the industry
There is still a long way to go to protect children from exploitation and abuse in the entertainment industry