Nomination period opens for 2025 KSA general elections, students to navigate new electoral rules
The nomination deadline for representative positions is Feb. 25
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Lights, camera, action: B.C. increases tax incentives for film and T.V. productions
Following the pandemic and labour disruptions, the provincial government is hoping to “solidify its competitive edge” in the industry
City of Surrey to work with province to build a South Asian museum in the city
The Museum Liberation Force hopes the museum will act as a safe space for community members
KPU instructors participate in research initiative to address Surrey drug crisis
Tara Lyons and Micheal Ma are working with the SUDU to research and raise awareness about the need for services in the city
KPU BOG discusses gaps in employee wages, receives letter about increases to KSA student fees
The board of governors held its first meeting of the year on Jan. 29
KPU senate submits first master’s degree proposal to board of governors
The senate accepted revisions to the double arts minor, as well as approved two new courses and discontinued three others
KPU welcomes first Indigenous journalist in residence
Robert Jago hopes to write about free speech for First Nations and connect with students during his residency
KPU launches archeological assessments of university land
Evidence of Indigenous activity up to 5,000 years old was found at the Langley campus
Photos show damaged resort room KSA councillors stayed in during Kelowna retreat
Retreat attendees were charged $2,250 in cleaning fees
BCFS calls on province to invest in post-secondary education
Restrictions on international student enrolment can lead to cuts in programs and services
Justin Trudeau to resign as prime minister of Canada
The announcement comes after mounting pressure from within the Liberal Party for Trudeau to step down
City of Surrey explores international students’ challenges in forum
Safety, housing, employment, and mental health are among the key issues students face
Health Canada announces $500 million in funding for youth mental health
The funds will be administered over five years to expand mental health services for young people
Explainer: City of Vancouver announces progress on meeting B.C.’s housing targets
The province called on B.C.’s biggest city to build 28,900 net new housing units over five years