New Modular Housing Project Offers Shelter to Surrey’s Homeless
The city worked with several advocacy groups to create 160 temporary housing units
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KSA Bids Farewell to Executive Director
Benjamin Newsom will fill in for Jeremy McElroy until the position is filled
Bill C-45 Passes Senate as KPU Ramps Up its Cannabis Training Programs
The university is developing a 32-week cultivation technician program to “meet a need” in the industry
KSA Executives Report Disappointment in CFS National Meeting
The student federation expelled 12 B.C. schools but voted against simplifying decertification
Supreme Court of Canada Rules Against Trinity Western Law School
Judges voted 7 to 2 in favour of law societies denying accreditation to schools that discriminate against LGBTQ+ students
Richmond Farm School Plants New Roots for the 2018 Season
The program has been revamped to focus on small-scale urban farming
Report From Inclusion BC Sheds Light on Disturbing Treatment of Special Needs Students
“Stop Hurting Kids II” found that seclusion and restraint methods are being used against schoolchildren
KSA Donates $221,000 to Endowed Student Awards
The donation is part of the association’s mandate to help students in need
Polytechnics Canada Welcomes New C.E.O.
Sarah Watts-Rynard will soon be the leader of one of Canada’s largest polytechnic school partnership organizations
Despite a Hold on KPIRG’s Funding, the Lawsuit Against Its Founder May Still Go to Court
KPIRG organizers are still exploring the possibility of serving papers to Hossein
Canadian Student Organizations Release Joint Publication on Campus Sexual Violence
Shared Perspectives evaluates how well universities across the country address instances of sexual assault on campus
Canadian Alliance of Student Associations Worries Making Changes to Fair Dealing Could Cost Students
CASA has called on the government to protect a section of copyright law that helps students access educational materials for free
The Threat of Climate Change Looms Over Canadian Farmers
Hotter summers and wetter winters could wreak havoc on Canada’s environment