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Valentine’s Day does not matter, it’s time to move on
As another February comes, it is once again time to argue what the point of Valentine’s Day is, let alone why it gets extra attention like other big holidays. If you’ve followed my work for long ...
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Spreading love, laughs, and hashtags: Why Valentine’s Day matters
The season of love is fast approaching with the wind slowly losing its chill, the sun peaking through yet again, and the waft of fresh roses in the air. Valentine’s Day, celebrated on Feb. 14, is the ...
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‘The realm of free transit:’ How the politics of public transit trickle into local post-secondaries
In an automobile-dependent society that spends millions of dollars on cars each year, the transportation system in B.C. would need to catch up with the vastly growing population, says Marc Lee, a ...
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Explainer: The 30-day moratorium on North American trade war
A wave of policy announcements have poured out of the White House during the first four weeks of Donald Trump’s presidency, targeting everything from the Paris Climate Accord to the initiation of a ...
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From the Editor: Just because we can all be journalists doesn’t mean we all should
Just like many other people, I watch YouTube videos in my free time. In between checking out new movie trailers, music, and videos from my favourite content creators, I also catch up on current events ...
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Nomination period opens for 2025 KSA general elections, students to navigate new electoral rules
The nomination period for the Kwantlen Student Association’s 2025 general elections is open until Feb. 25 at noon. There are 25 seats Kwantlen Polytechnic University students can run for. Elected ...
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Meet KPU: Jamie Lamont
Jamie Lamont got his start teaching at KPU in 2017. (Submitted) Jamie Lamont, instructor and co-chair of the horticulture program at Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s School of Horticulture, started ...
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KPU instructors participate in research initiative to address Surrey drug crisis
In response to the ongoing unregulated toxic drug crisis that has gripped communities across B.C., the Surrey Union of Drug Users (SUDU) is leading a research initiative to address the challenges ...
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2025 Grammy Awards were a testament to music’s ability to inspire change
Music’s biggest night arrived in Los Angeles just weeks after the city’s devastating wildfires, but the Grammy Awards embraced the moment as a tribute to resilience and recovery, blending celebration ...
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Explore unique chocolatey creations with the 15th annual Hot Chocolate Festival
As temperatures drop, cafes with cozy atmospheres are packed with people looking to stay warm with a hot beverage. For Greater Vancouver residents, this season signals the arrival of the annual Hot ...
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KPU researchers work to create sustainable T-shirts from recyclable materials
An instructor at Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Wilson School of Design is working on creating a T-shirt from recyclable materials found in B.C. Stephanie Phillips says she reconsidered her approac ...