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KSA Publicly Supports Transit Worker Job Action
The unions representing transit workers and trades people are holding a rally on Thursday
Explainer: ICBC’s Money-Saving Measures Ruled “Unconstitutional”
A recent B.C. Supreme Court ruling has T-boned both ICBC’s efforts to recover losses and the B.C. NDP’s auto insurance reform
International Students in Surrey Disproportionately Affected by the Housing Crisis
As the price of living in the Lower Mainland climbs, those new to the city struggle to get by
Potential New High Speed Rail System to Connect Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland
The US High Speed Rail Association is hosting a summit to discuss the possibility of building the system
B.C. Makes History by Integrating UNDRIP Into Legislation
British Columbia is the first province in Canada to bring the Declaration’s principles into law
Sam Stringer Receives KPU’s Distinguished Alumni Award at the Fall 2019 Convocation
The graduate says she is grateful to be recognized as an outstanding young alumnus
Thousands Gather for Climate Change March in Vancouver
The event featured a group of young people suing the government for climate inaction
Provincial Government Invests $17 Million Into Creating Quantum Algorithms Institute at SFU
A rundown on what quantum computing is and why it matters
KPU Recognizes Historical Researcher and Author with Honorary Degree
Historian Dr. K Jane Watt has written about local history and recently published a book looking at Surrey’s past
KPU Signs Letter Committing to Carbon Neutrality by 2050
The letter unites universities across the world in a call for action against climate change
How the Major Parties in Canada’s 2019 Election Plan to Improve Public Transportation
The four major parties are vying for the commuter’s vote with these platform promises
