Taanishi kiiyawow. As Rachel Chong greets me in Michif, the native tongue of her people, she smiles brightly. “I’m in no way an expert, but I’ve been trying to learn the traditional language of my ancestors recently. I’m still very new at this.” Crediting her newfound skill to St. Albert Further Education, where she recently…
Written by: Anthony Nerada When perusing the hallways of KPU’s Cloverdale campus, one needs only to stop and listen to hear the distant sound of horse hooves. For Gerard Laverty, an instructor in KPU’s long-standing Farrier program, that is music to his ears. “I don’t remember when I first came in contact with horses exactly,…
Written by: Anthony Nerada When I think of architecture and design, I immediately visualize the grand spires of the Sagrada Família in Barcelona or the towering skyscrapers in our own City of Glass here in Vancouver. It is only when Lucie Gagné, Chair of the Interior Design Program at KPU’s Wilson School of Design, starts…
As trending hashtags and commercial taglines keep reminding us, the answer is neither, for we are in this together. If ever there was a time to yank the sage off the stage and extend a hand as a guide on the side, it is now. As we all suffer collective whiplash from the sudden pivot…