The Kwantlen Student Association brought the spirit of Halloween to life on Oct. 31 with its Fall 2024 Clubs Day event at Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Surrey Conference Centre. With dim, orange ...

The views expressed within this open letter are not necessarily those of The Runner’s staff. As a student newspaper, The Runner is a platform for free speech. During my first years at Kwantlen ...

The Kwantlen Student Association approved two new policies during a council meeting on Nov. 8 — a KSA Confidentiality Policy and a Council Communication Policy. Each policy is a recommendation from ...

The Pharmacare Act will increase access to medications and cover the cost of contraception and diabetes drugs. (Pexels/World Sikh Organization of Canada) Listen to Post Canada’s health-care system has ...

Nov. 11 — many Canadians nationwide observe two minutes of silence, often at Remembrance Day ceremonies, to honour and remember all those who have served in the military and continue to serve.

On a Monday night in Vancouver, I found myself part of an unexpected sea of miniskirts and pink dresses, each shimmering and moving toward the Pacific Coliseum for Sabrina Carpenter's final Canadian ...

Kwantlen Polytechnic University hosted an event on Nov. 4 to raise awareness about the growing toxic-drug crisis in B.C. and supply students with the skills and knowledge to prevent drug poisonings in ...

A Kwantlen Polytechnic University alumna has launched a new counselling clinic in downtown Langley. Cassandra Hildebrand’s Luma Vita Counselling offers services for anxiety, stress, depression, trauma ...

A hair trait found in a tropical Caribbean cattle breed may contribute to making the beef industry more sustainable and resilient to climate change. Robert Wester, a Kwantlen Polytechnic University ...

This summer, Nova Scotia released a new program to provide free at-home testing kits for sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Experts say this step plays a vital role in reducing infection rates ...

Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s political science department hosted a U.S. presidential election watch party on Nov. 5 at Grassroots Cafe on the Surrey campus, watching “history in the making” ...