Claims of 160 SFU cafeteria workers being fired misleading

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While Simon Fraser University (SFU) is still determining who will be their next food supplier, an unfortunate hyperbolization is the latest twist in the...
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CJSF launches new show Speak Up!

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SFU's radio station CJSF has launched a new spoken word segment called Speak Up! It consists of an hour of volunteer-made spoken word programming,...
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Light rail transit gets the green light in Surrey

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Surrey is one of the fastest-growing cities in the country, currently housing 20% of the region’s population. With Surrey’s population expected to exceed that...
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World News Beat

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By: Jonathan Pabico and Bernice Puzon Greece – Three dead of suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at refugee camp A refugee camp located on the Greek island...
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SFU serving up more veggie options on Mondays

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Having started as a public health awareness campaign in 2003, the Meatless Mondays initiative has transformed into a global movement that addresses health, environmental,...
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SFU food services workers protest for job security

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It’s a scary time for the food services workers at Simon Fraser University. The workers — which include the staff at Mackenzie Cafe, the Dining...
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Liberal party withdraws commitment to electoral reform

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By: Benjamin Mussett This past week Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government formally reneged on their campaign promise to reform the federal electoral system. Following a recent...
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Virtual reality technologies aren’t only for the gamers out there

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What used to be mere fun and games is now becoming a key player in treating various mental health conditions. Virtual reality (VR) technologies...
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Six deaths in a shooting at the Islamic cultural centre of Quebec City

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By: Manon Busseron The images released by the Centre Culturel Islamique de Québec show bullet marks and blood on the walls. Last Sunday, the mosque...
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Indigenous groups concerned about LNG pipeline project

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By: Manon Busseron The federal cabinet has approved an $11.4 billion pipeline project that would transport natural gas over 900 km from northern British Columbia to...
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