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Canada’s new pharmacare law is a step towards accessible health …
1 day ago · Canada’s health-care system has long been hailed as one of the most comprehensive globally, but there has been a glaring gap in access to essential medications. The Canadian government recently passed the Pharmacare Act, which will increase access to medications and cover the cost of contraception and diabetes drugs. This new law represents a crucial
Sabrina Carpenter’s Short n’ Sweet tour was a night to remember
2 days ago · By 8:30 pm, as the lights dimmed, an announcer playfully welcomed us to “the Short n’ Sweet show — filmed in front of a live audience.”. The curtains lifted, revealing a 60s-style T.V. set, complete with lamps and staircases, where Carpenter, appearing on screen in a bubble bath, kicked off the night with “Taste.”.
Heading to the polls: Your guide to the 2024 B.C. election
Oct 16, 2024 · THE RIDINGS. Surrey-Newton Surrey-Newton has been under B.C. Labour Minister and NDP MLA Harry Bains’s leadership since 2005. Earlier this year, Bains announced he will not be seeking re-election to focus on family and make way for younger politicians. This year, five candidates are running in the riding, which is one of the most populous in Surrey with over 62,000 residents.
The Runner | KPU alumna launches counselling clinic in Langley
2 days ago · 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 and PTSD, grief, and addiction, among other specializations. Individual counselling for youth and adults and relationship counselling …
The Runner | Cineplex’s $38.9 million fine for ‘drip pricing’ is a ...
Nov 6, 2024 · The Competition Tribunal’s decision to fine Cineplex Inc. $38.9 million for charging customers a hidden $1.50 online booking fee has sparked debate about the transparency of consumer practices.. The tribunal’s ruling classifies this fee as “drip pricing,” a strategy where additional costs are only revealed late in the purchase process, leaving customers feeling misled.
The Runner | Vol. 17 Issue 5
Oct 29, 2024 · Vol. 17 Issue 5
From the Editor: The Runner’s goals for the new year
Jan 15, 2024 · Art by Mikayla Croucher Listen to Post. New Year’s resolutions — you either love or hate them. They can be seen as a way to accomplish personal goals, improve your mindset, and keep you motivated, or as goals that have a higher probability of failure and usually don’t make it past January.
The Runner | Professional women’s soccer returns to Vancouver …
Sep 28, 2024 · Vancouver’s newest professional women’s soccer team, Vancouver Rise FC, officially unveiled last month, marking the return of professional women’s soccer to the city after more than a decade. The team is set to compete in the Northern Super League (NSL), which kicks off its inaugural season next year in April. The announcement came during an.
From the Editor: My journey at KPU, never give up on your …
May 21, 2024 · As I write my last editorial, my message is to never give up on your dreams or aspirations, even if people try to tell you otherwise. Moving away from home for school was one of the best things I could have done for myself. It taught me how to be independent, how to budget effectively, manage my time with work and school, plus practice the ...