TikTok is good for community support, not diagnosing mental health
The trend of youth relying on TikTok for health guidance has researchers concerned
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New KPU English course focuses on ‘Beats, Hippies, and New/Gonzo Journalists’
Students will learn about the effects postmodern American literature had on civil rights
Explainer: Vancouver’s new city plan
The City of Vancouver will soon have a unified city plan for 2050
Art exhibit at KPU reveals pandemic impacts in long-term care homes
The exhibit showcases the memories of elders who passed in care homes and their experience with isolation
How B.C. is slowly losing its family doctors
British Columbia has an increasing percentage of people who do not have a regular health care provider
Catching up with the KSA
A look inside council meetings, events, slating disqualifications, and everything in between
Geese are here to ruin you
The flying menaces have it out for us and our families, and we need to accept it
Surrey Releaf Planting programs help revive the urban forest
The program offered this spring seeks to increase biodiversity and reconnect residents with local parks
Metro Vancouver plans to enforce stricter rules for summer water conservation
Residents will be allowed to water their lawns only once a week from May to October
B.C. planning to review public post-secondary funding model
The first phase of the review is expected to be complete by summer 2023
Meet KPU: Bev Wake
Wake is a KPU journalism instructor who has worked extensively in sports media
Cloverdale hosts battle for the tastiest food truck in town
Metro Vancouver’s largest food truck festival offered live performances, vendors, and tasty treats
A proposed mansion taxation plan can fight housing insecurity in Vancouver
City councillor’s motion to tax wealthier homeowners can enrich social housing programs
Telecom companies’ merger benefits only the very few
Rogers acquiring Shaw was a move that some worry will burn consumers