Rabbits overcrowd shelters when they are abandoned
Shelters across the country are experiencing a rabbit ‘epidemic’
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Advocates say more action on safe drug supply and education needed in Surrey
Surrey is the second highest city in illicit drug toxicity deaths, according to the recent BC Coroner Service report
KPU vice president of students running for Vancouver School Board trustee
Steve Cardwell will retire from his role at KPU to support the education system in the city
A look inside the Surrey Crime Prevention Society
The organization aims to enhance community safety in Surrey by recruiting volunteers
Moose Hide Campaign Day takes a stand against violence toward women and children
This year’s campaign will hold an in-person walk against violence
KPU plans to remove desktop computers from classrooms
Starting May 1, students will no longer have access to classroom computers
KPU geography class presents research on Light Rail Transit for Surrey and Delta
Students say that Light Rail Transit would help reduce traffic and increase connectivity
Explainer: Canada’s proposed Home Buyers’ Bill of Rights
A breakdown of the government’s new housing plan
Explainer: Vancouver’s new city plan
The City of Vancouver will soon have a unified city plan for 2050
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
KSA election candidates disqualified amid allegations of aggressive campaigning
Three candidates were disqualified after an investigation into harassment and slating complaints
KPU projects $40 million increase in yearly revenue from international student tuition
The school expects revenue to rise by 58 per cent over 2022-2023 totaling about $109 million
KPU issues safety alert to students
Students at the KPU Surrey campus were advised to shelter in place during a brief lockdown