Surrey Board of Trade eyes waterfront development along the Fraser River
The plan would transform the waterfront into a residential, commercial and recreational hotspot
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Wilson School of Design students volunteer with Habitat for Humanity
Students were able to add hands-on construction experience to their design curriculum
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau answers questions at KPU virtual townhall
A group of randomly selected KPU students, staff and faculty were able to pose questions online
Central Advising hosts course planning workshop for new KPU students
Advisors gave students tips and tricks on how to enter KPU’s online learning
Explainer: Vancouver’s updated climate action plan
A look at the proposed actions the city is taking to curb climate change
October KSA Council meeting to be rescheduled after low attendance
The meeting on Oct. 30 was adjourned after 30 minutes
Government of Canada updates travel restrictions for international students
KPU will reopen admissions to international students travelling from outside the country
KSA hosts AGM entirely online
The KSA’s annual general meeting addressed details about a planned student union building and services for students
Explainer: Canada’s planned single-use plastics ban for 2021
How the government has outlined the next steps toward hitting the target of eliminating plastic waste by 2030
Surrey community members say education healthcare and small businesses are priorities this election
The Surrey Board of Trades’ CEO wants more support for businesses, and a KPU Poli Sci instructor wants more support for education
Student advocacy groups support Take it Over campaign to encourage voting
The campaign will help students pledge to vote and send letters to candidates and party leaders
Explainer: Party platforms for this provincial election
Your guide to the provincial parties and their stances on housing, public health, and more
Advocates say the need for safe supply has never been clearer
The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the need for a safe drug supply in B.C.
Accessible transit pilot to start testing in Vancouver
Vancouver will begin a pilot that offers accessible transit to low-income individuals in 2021