News

March 31, 2018 Tristan Johnston

The research group’s motion to adopt audited financial statements fails to pass

March 31, 2018 Joseph Keller

Campaigning will take place until April 6, with elections held online from April 9 to 12

March 30, 2018 Aly Laube

Past and present members of KPIRG, as well as representatives from the KSA, discuss the alleged fraud

March 29, 2018 Joseph Keller

The association plans to hold another meeting in September to try again

March 29, 2018 Joseph Keller

An ISFS white paper found that the province isn’t as self-sufficient in food production as it should be

March 28, 2018 Braden Klassen

The Surrey Gang Enforcement Team views its new community outreach program as a crucial step in preventing youth from adopting criminal behavior

March 26, 2018 Joseph Keller

For the first time, students will be able to learn about selling the green stuff in a classroom

March 22, 2018 Joseph Keller

Victoria will have home advantage against the young Vancouver team in round one

March 20, 2018 Joseph Keller

A cannabis “bottleneck” in Canada could limit consumer choice at dispensaries

March 14, 2018 Joseph Keller

March 12, 2018 Daniella Javier

The opposition continues to demand that the Prime Minister reimburse Canadian taxpayers for his $200,000 trip to see the Aga Khan

March 12, 2018 Joseph Keller

Free tuition will be added to the NDP policy booklet as a result of the resolution

March 11, 2018 Joseph Keller

The budget will see millions in funding go towards student housing and childcare

March 9, 2018 Braden Klassen

The Canadian government is encouraging universities to “harmonize” their sexual assault reporting frameworks

March 7, 2018 Mel Pomerleau

Through the Good Food Challenge, Meal Exchange is encouraging students to trace the origins of what they eat