New Provincial Guidelines Support Safer Supply During the COVID-19 Pandemic
B.C.’s guidelines on accessing drugs safely seek to protect the province’s most vulnerable
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How Banks Move Your Money
Every day, customers’ money gets loaned out or invested by banks
Explainer: Canada’s Recent Ban on Conversion Therapy For Minors
Conversion therapy is widely discredited by the global medical community
The KSA and KPU Donate $200,000 to Aid Students During COVID-19
Council members agreed to set money aside to help fight the pandemic
KPU Faculties Join Forces to Support Hospitals Through COVID-19
The Faculty of Health and the Faculty of Science and Horticulture are providing supplies for frontline workers
Advocacy Group Gives KPU a Failing its Grade for Sexual Violence and Misconduct Policy
Students for Consent Culture’s report suggests that many Canadian universities’ policies could be improved
This Year’s Homelessness Count May Rise with Unaffordability
Volunteers walking Metro Vancouver heard complaints about rent-income disparity
KPU Students Walk Out in Solidarity with Wet’suwet’en
A small crowd gathered in front of the Surrey campus library to protest the Coastal GasLink Pipeline
Indspire Announces New Indigenous Research Knowledge Nest
The charity aims to support Indigenous students by closing the education and labour market gaps through job experience, customized training, and mentorship
KPU Announces Two-day Pause to Classes to Transition to Online Instruction
The pause will not apply to level one and four trades and technology or horticulture classes
The Rise of Psychedelics in Research and Business
Researchers’ interest in psychedelics may be paving the way for dispensaries to sell them
Anishinaabe Water Warrior Autumn Peltier Calls for Government Action on Climate Change
Peltier, 15, has been a water protector since age eight
How Debt Continues To Cause Problems For Canadian Couples
Elena Jara, Credit Canada’s director of education, explains how “dysfunctional debt” affects relationships