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      This is a photo of a woman wearing rubber gloves, a hairnet, protective eyewear, an N95 mask, and protective clothing while sitting at a desk with a pen and paper. She is looking over to the left, and another woman is also up close to the right of the photograph, thinking.

      Pushing for a national N95 masking standard

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      Wildfire smoke may increase in toxicity as it travels

      This is a photo of the entrance of Burnaby City Hall. The shot shows the part of the building that says “City Hall,” the entrance’s double doors, and a tree to the left of the entrance.

      What does Burnaby city council’s new motion mean?

      This is a photo of a student with medium-length black hair writing something down in a notebook while the Canvas dashboard, displaying their classes, is open on an iPad to the left.

      SFU Canvas moving to cloud-based platform by January 2026

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      the image of an exam hall, filled with desks lined up throughout the hall. There’s one person sitting with their back towards the viewer.

      The sweet relief of no final exams

      The image of seven books lined up on a bookshelf, with their fore edge (the pages) facing the viewer. The bookshelf is not visible.

      Reading for joy is enough

      the image of a laptop on a desk, with a green mug sitting right beside it. The laptop is logged onto a zoom call.

      Remote learning shouldn’t have been temporary

      a bold SFU in the center of the illustration. On the right side there is a polluted river, with a caution sign right next to the river. The sky is grey. On the left side, there is a greenhouse with healthy plants and a recycling bin on the side. The sky is blue and has clouds.

      SFU conceals its environmental harms through greenwashing

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      We who have known tides: the Vancouver Art Gallery’s upcoming exhibition

      Monday Music: Anything but indifference

      Book Nook: Reimagining ChinaTOwn

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      The stɑl̓əw̓ Pow Wow returns in September

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      Course Review: The wonders of classical mythology

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      An illustration of a calendar in a planner open to September 2025. A phone is resting on top of the calendar open to the photo app with the date “January 2019” written.

      A letter to first-year students, from a nearly graduated one

      Ash Currie walking in the Bizarre category at the 2023 Supernatural kiki ball in Vancouver wearing an ethereal red and white mushroom costume. They’re holding a smaller red and white mushroom in their hand.

      SFYou: Costume designer Ash Currie

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      Timeshares for sale on Burnaby Mountain

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      Mark Carney wants AI flight attendants for Air Canada

      A man with a crossbody bag stands in a cave. He is looking to his right.

      Monday Mewzick: Underground albums to kick-start the school year

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      Wayne Gretzky’s false Canadiana

      A woman is carried by a bunch of women basketball players in SFU uniforms. Draped over her is the netting from a basketball hoop.

      Former SFU women’s basketball coach inducted into Canadian Basketball Hall of…

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      How the Red Leafs fared to start 2025

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      Staying active when everything feels expensive

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      Visualizing Rising Grocery Prices

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      Carissa Toledo – SFU Student Artists (Artist Spotlight)

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      Who killed McFogg?

      SFUtile Facts

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      Trump loses historic match of geopolitical chess

      A set of cards with different animal-like illustrations representing different faculties: A raccoon wearing a suit and tie, holding a phone A raccoon standing on its hind legs, to its right a stack of books. A dolphin with markings on its skin, floating in front of a laptop. A panda in a lab coat holding test tubes An elephant holding a paintbrush and a phone. A rodent-like creature with a nurse's hat and a face mask, holding a syringe. A creature with purple skin and green hair pointing towards a blackboard. A tiger with a leaf instead of a tail and a blue cap.

      Introducing SFU faculty Pokémon cards

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