Provincial Health Officer Calls for Decriminalization of Drug Possession
A report from Dr. Bonnie Henry says decriminalization would help combat accelerating death tolls in British Columbia
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Nursing is Now Considered a Profession with Presumed Mental Injury
WorkSafe BC policy changes allow nurses to more easily obtain worker’s compensation and treatment for ailments such as PTSD
Metro Vancouver Seeks Long-Term Transit Investment from Ottawa
The proposal recommends an annual investment of $375 million for a Congestion Relief Fund beginning in 2028
KSA Still Not Posting Meeting Minutes Online
The student association has fallen more than half a year behind on publishing minutes from its council and committee meetings
University of New Brunswick Prof. Conducts Study on Student Homelessness
Eric Weissman leads a new study to learn about the nature of student homelessness and how to diminish it
KSA Refocuses on Environmentalism through Updated Sustainability Policy
The newly hired Sustainability Coordinator and Policy and Political Affairs Coordinator worked together to ensure that the policies also consider social justice issues
The Committee of the Kwantlen People Plan Democracy-Themed Lecture Series
The series is part of a move towards “a more inclusive system” of government, says committee member Robert Jago
KPU Welcomes Incoming Provost and VP Academic Dr. Sandy Vanderburgh
Current provost Sal Ferreras will continue with the university until July, when Vanderburgh will replace him
After Four Years, KPU’s Beekeeping Program is Still Buzzing Along
According to instructor John Gibeau, it’s the only program in Canada that teaches students how to run their own bee farming business
Predatory Journals Can Wreak Havoc a Student’s Wallet and Tarnish their Professional Reputation
Publications that appear to be genuine academic journals may be swindling students
Kootenay MP Calls for the Elimination of Federal Student Loan Interest
B.C. eliminated interest on provincial loans last month, but Wayne Stetski says it’s time to think nationwide
Music Students Continue to Make Noise for the Future of Their Endangered Program
On March 24, Langley’s Spirit Square was filled with just that: spirit