Reviewing the highly anticipated Joker: Folie à Deux
This grim and disorienting jukebox musical is ambitious but stumbles on execution
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Latin American Heritage Month: A celebration of culture and community in Vancouver
Latincouver is hosting a variety of events until Nov. 3, featuring traditional dances, cultural performances, and culinary delights
Crafting futures: KPU offers welding program to inmates
The university partnered with the Fraser Regional Corrections Centre to allow those in prison to achieve certification
The final match: Reviewing Christine Sinclair’s last hometown game
BC Place was electric on Oct. 15 as fans cheered and waved goodbye to the Canadian soccer legend
Testing out menu items at KPU’s reopened cafeterias
It’s time to pull apart some poutine and dig into sushi rolls
City of Surrey sees decrease in illegal dumping
The city has implemented initiatives like the summer clean-up blitz to build community pride and keep Surrey clean
New Tragically Hip T.V. documentary series delivers brilliant storytelling
Amazon’s The Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal provides a touching narrative of the band’s music career and lead singer
Vancouver Fall Food Festival unites local vendors
The self-guided festival allows locals try a variety of themed baked goods and specialty drinks
Involuntary treatment: A misguided approach to addiction and mental health
With an election soon approaching, the Eby government's proposal raises concerns about its political motivations
Celebrating local history and community pride at the Fort Langley Cranberry Festival
The festival, recognizing cranberry farming in the village and harvest season, featured over 200 vendors
Third Age Learning at Kwantlen continues to empower lifelong learners
Celebrating its 25th anniversary, TALK offers courses to support continued education for adults over 50
Free rides, hidden costs: Why free transit services in B.C. may not be the best route
The BC Greens want to make transit free for everyone, but the well-intentioned approach raises concerns about service quality
KPU student movement calls to ‘clean the KSA’
The distributed flyers questioning the KSA’s integrity have a QR code leading to a group chat for students to join
Heading to the polls: Your guide to the 2024 B.C. election
A breakdown of the candidates running in the ridings where KPU’s campuses are located
Embrace the fall season with Harvest Days at VanDusen Botanical Garden
Visitors can enjoy festive activities, art, music, and food until Oct. 20