KPU Case Analysis Network introduces business case competition
KPUCAN is holding its very first virtual business case competition, headlined by TD Insurance
KPUCAN is holding its very first virtual business case competition, headlined by TD Insurance
The changes will come into effect on Sept. 1, and the school is looking for ways to market them to students
A report from last year revealed that Payette presided over a toxic work environment
How we got to this point, why the pipeline was cancelled, and why some Canadian politicians are upset about it
The 2021 election will be held online, and students can submit nomination packages until Feb. 11
Short and long-term solutions to address health and safety concerns of public washrooms
Applications for extended work permits will allow students to extend their stay for 18 more months
B.C. professors sound the alarm on post-secondary cheating
Rule breakers are looking at fines from $500 to $20,000
Here’s how the new travel measures implemented on Jan. 7 work, and what to expect if you’re flying into Canada
A future meeting is needed to address any potential COVID-19 adjustments to the election bylaws
Increased use of e-cigarettes and vapes are shown among youth in British Columbia
Studies suggest that a newly found COVID variant spreads easier and faster
Why some scholars think that a basic income could help fix economic issues after the pandemic
Vaccines are being distributed in order of two priority groups, and the majority of British Columbians can receive the vaccine by the end of 2021