By: Gurpreet Kambo, News Team Member For the second time in two weeks, a safety alert was sent out by security on Burnaby campus warning students that an assault had been reported. According to an alert issued by Burnaby RCMP, on the morning of July 26 around 4:30 a.m., a woman was walking along Highland Court and University Crescent near the Cornerstone Market. She was approached by a man, who physically assaulted her before attempting to sexually assault her, and then quickly fled the scene. Burnaby RCMP described the suspect as a black male in his late 20s, about six…
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By: Gurpreet Kambo, News Team Member Oscar has little to say when you hold up a copy of The Peak to him. He just points to the appropriate waste bin. “That’s your phone! Put it in your pocket,” says Oscar,…
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By: Gurpreet Kambo, News Team Member “It started [happening] more frequently a few months ago.” “Construction workers would start whistling at me and catcalling me and saying ‘hey honey, hey baby.’ They'd ask me to give them a smile or…
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By: Gurpreet Kambo, News Team Member SFU’s Burnaby campus and its cycling community was shaken by the death of a cyclist last month on Burnaby Mountain. On June 29, Charles Masala, 53, passed away while riding his bicycle at Gaglardi…
Continue readingBy: Gurpreet Kambo, News Team Member SFU’s Burnaby campus community is on high alert due to an incident on the evening of July 14. According to alerts issued by SFU News and by Burnaby RCMP, a 19-year-old woman was walking…
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By: Gurpreet Kambo “I was born as a refugee,” said Wafaa Zaqout, Refugee and Newcomers Program coordinator at SFU, when asked where her interest and passion for refugee rights began. Zaqout was born in a camp that was called Canada,…
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By: Gurpreet Kambo, News Team Member Due to plaza renewal construction, the seating area in Mackenzie Cafe closed on June 29. It will remain closed until the end of August due to the ongoing construction. All of the food service…
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By Gurpreet Kambo, Peak Contributor “We’re titled today: 25 Years: Rwanda Remembers. But we’re here also to talk to the resilience, the renewal of the Rwandan people,” said SFU professor June Francis, at an event on June 6 at the…
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By: Gurpreet Kambo, SFU Student Jobs for young people suck, and unions are the answer. This is the biggest observation I gleaned from a CBC News article listing the 10 kinds of jobs that receive the most applicants, and the…
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