Pipeline Pressure Could Go From Bad To Worse After the Albertan Election
Conservative leader Jason Kenney seeks to dismantle the little environmental progress Premier Rachel Notley has made
Opinion
Don’t Automatically Use “Victim/Survivor” to Describe Women Who Have Been Assaulted
The phrasing can affect how those who have undergone traumatic events perceive themselves and how they heal
Drawing Inspiration from Dungeons & Dragons Can Improve Your Creativity
Basing tabletop games off of short stories can improve your adventures, and vice versa
When Remembering Marielle Franco, We Must Reflect on What Caused Her Death
The aftermath of Marielle’s assassination exposes Brazilian society’s selective indignation
Finding Your Niche Helps You Find Yourself
Super specific obsessions speak to our own identity, goals, and hopes for the future
Escalator Tax on Liquor Is the Government’s Way of Keeping the Lower-Class Poor
Raising taxes on things like alcohol affects low-income Canadians more than anyone else
Don’t Miss Out on These KSA Services
Since you already pay for these services through your student fees, you might as well make use of them
B.C. Should Prioritize Local Transit Over the Vancouver-Seattle Bullet Train
The province shouldn’t contribute to a multi-billion-dollar project before improving its own transportation services
Months After Legalization, Black Market Cannabis is Still More Appealing
According to Stats Canada, nearly 80 per cent of cannabis purchased by Canadians is still purchased illegally
My Experience Filing an Informal Complaint Against an Instructor
An instance of racial insensitivity in the classroom drove me and a few peers to take action
The Robot Uprising Has Begun, and It’s Happening Online
It’s time to regulate social media and put a stop to online bot manipulation
Students Who Want to Improve KPU Should Look to the New Left Movement for Inspiration
In the ‘60s and ‘70s, student activists used collective action to change post-secondary priorities; we can do it again