Sokeyah housing development opens 104 units for local Indigenous Peoples in Surrey
The project’s second phase is part of the province’s affordable housing plan and offers secure housing for Indigenous residents
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Vancouver park board introduces ‘Adopt a Tree’ program
Residents can adopt young street trees in the city to water during hot, dry weather
Step up with the KPU Dance Club
The KSA gave the green light for the new club, which embraces diverse dance styles and community engagement
Free courses at KPU offer ethics training for research conduct
Three new CITI courses guide students and faculty in complying with regulations and following best practices in research
Gender-affirming health-care coverage now accessible to KPU students
Student Destiny Lang spearheaded the initiative and also received the “KPU Pride Advocacy Student Award”
KPU nursing students return from Guatemala field school
From conducting basic checkups to distributing medication, students provided essential health-care services to locals
KSA council calls for special general meeting this month, re-adopts several policies
The Sept. 20 SGM at KPU Richmond will consider bylaw changes and a new student union building
Explainer: B.C. rolls out new plastic regulations
Fees will be charged for shopping bags, and certain takeout containers will be banned per the new regulations
Explainer: Surrey Police Service to become the city’s new police jurisdiction by November
The City of Surrey finally came to an agreement with the provincial government, accepting $250 million in financial support
B.C. Labour Minister Harry Bains not seeking re-election
After a 20-year political career, the minister plans to spend more time with family
2 KPU graduates win B.C. design awards for capstone projects
Salazar Award recipients Elias Lemke and Cherlin Eggenfellner share their experiences crafting their projects
KSA council increases honorariums to $100, decreases executive bi-weekly work hours
Vice-presidents presented their reports, and council passed motions changing the mission, values, and vision statements
KPU partners with Coquitlam School District to make pathway for international students
International high school students in SD43 with a valid study permit can now attend KPU without re-applying for a new permit
Racist Incident Helpline now available in B.C.
The new non-emergency line will help those who experience or witness a racist incident
KSA council hosts 2nd meeting within a week, makes more changes to the Regulations
Motions on electoral procedures and increasing special meeting honorariums were approved at the meeting