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UBC discourages its privacy impact assessments’ inclusion on hub created by former staffer

The Canadian Privacy Library is a new centralized website to find the privacy impact assessments (PIA) from universities across BC.Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

Chanreet Bassi becomes first-ever Thunderbird drafted into the PWHL

On June 24, 2025, Chanreet Bassi became the first Thunderbird to be drafted to the Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL). She’ll be joining PWHL Vancouver, an expansion team formed alongside a new Seattle team this spring.PWHL · Vancouver See the Story

SASC education department undergoing restructuring amid workshop demand decline

The AMS Sexual Assault Support Centre (SASC) has temporarily suspended operations in its education department for the summer, as part of a broader effort to restructure and revamp its programming for the next academic year.Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

Fertility Benefits or Fertility Pressure? – Rethinking Support in Today’s Workplaces

As more companies add fertility benefits to their wellness packages, questions arise about true support. This article explores how fertility-related benefits, while well-meaning, may still reflect an expectation to align with a linear, high-output work culture. It calls for a redefined approach that honors biological rhythms and supports fertility awareness, flexible environments, and inner leadership, creating space for both ambition and pause.Culture See the Story

The Roaming Peach Blossom Spring — Wuxia and myth at the Richmond Art Gallery

Together, the works in The Roaming Peach Blossom Spring offer a timely reflection on identity, displacement, and cultural memory.Richmond, British Columbia · Richmond Read Article

The Native Youth Program asks Indigenous teens to tell their own stories

The NYP, a summer work-learn program for Indigenous secondary students offered by the Museum of Anthropology (MOA), is the longest-running Indigenous youth program in the country.Indigenous · Vancouver Read Article

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