First students set to graduate from inclusive KPU arts program
The Including All Citizens program was designed for students with intellectual disabilities
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Explainer: Cleaning up dormant oil and gas wells in B.C.
A look at some issues dormant wells can cause and the provincial government’s solution
City councillors raise questions about Surrey’s police transition
The municipal force has been delayed and will begin in late 2022
How to book a KPU peer tutor during the pandemic
The Learning Centre still offers their tutoring services online through TutorOcean
Explainer: Parliament passes motion declaring China’s treatment of Uyghurs a genocide
Prime Minister Trudeau and most of his Liberal cabinet did not participate
KSA election candidates release campaign statements
Voting will take place Feb. 25 and 26
KPU launches student-led Peer Wellness Program
Virtual wellness and resources are soon coming to a computer near you
ON COVID-19 Project keeps Canadian youth updated on COVID-19 virus
The project makes sure Millennials and Gen-Z never feel confused by COVID-19 updates and guidelines
Explainer: Canada’s delays in vaccine distribution
The country will be receiving more doses from the Pfizer distributors in April
Explainer: Canada’s expansion of the list of terrorist groups
The federal government has newly designated a number of hate groups as terrorist organizations
KPU Case Analysis Network introduces business case competition
KPUCAN is holding its very first virtual business case competition, headlined by TD Insurance
KPU implementing changes to the Bachelor of Arts framework
The changes will come into effect on Sept. 1, and the school is looking for ways to market them to students
Explainer: Julie Payette stepping down as governor general
A report from last year revealed that Payette presided over a toxic work environment
Explainer: The cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline project
How we got to this point, why the pipeline was cancelled, and why some Canadian politicians are upset about it
KSA prepares for general election, passes motions during January meeting
The 2021 election will be held online, and students can submit nomination packages until Feb. 11