Media Bias Has Led to a Morbid Fascination with Privileged People Who Murder
Violence is violence, no matter who commits it, and should be treated as such in coverage
Opinion
“Freedom of Speech” Does Not Mean “Freedom from Responsibility”
News media outlets should address all sides of a debate, but they need to be honest about what those sides represent
How to Defeat FoMO: Be Your Own Best Friend
Developing creative hobbies that were fulfilling to explore on my own helped me get over my fear of missing out
It’s Okay to be Uncertain of Your Post-Graduation Future
University has taught me that I’m fully equipped to succeed in spite of overwhelming amounts of stress and uncertainty
The Surrey Latin Festival Helps Teach the Public More About Latin America
The event brings together the community, and educates non-Hispanics about Latin culture, food and music
There’s No Such Thing as a “Politically Neutral” LGBTQ+ Symbol
Subjects involving human rights will always be political, and it’s a red flag if a group claims otherwise
The Underappreciated Perks of Living on a Fault Line
Despite constant fear of The Big One, Vancouver’s geography makes it one of the best places to live
Greater Vancouver is Not Ready for 24/7 Train Service
Neither is TransLink, but it can make changes to support late-night travellers
Quebec’s New Bill on Banning Public Service Workers from Wearing Religious Items is Dangerous
The province has been met with opposition from its citizens as well as others across Canada
Investing in a Murder House Might Actually Be Worth It
In an unaffordable market, a house in which someone was murdered can offer prices to die for
Filipino Heritage Festival Celebrated at Civic Plaza
The Surrey Filipino Canadian Society of B.C. held the first Filipino Heritage Festival near KPU’s newest campus
B.C. Created 600 New Reasons to Go Camping in 2019; Here are Two More
Whether you want to relax or challenge yourself, camping is a versatile experience that almost everyone can appreciate