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Bike lanes in Vancouver are a controversial topic. They have been successful in certain parts of the city, while in locations such as downtown, they are sparsely used and a source of consternation for drivers. Does Vancouver need more bike lanes or fewer of them?Co-organized by the SFU City Program and SFU Philosopher's CafeSee More

We will discuss alternative currencies, gifts and how monetizing the exchange process can influence societal values and ideals. What do we value? What do we expect from giving and gifting?Free. No registration required.See More

We will discuss alternative currencies, gifts and how monetizing the exchange process can influence societal values and ideals. What do we value? What do we expect from giving and gifting?Free. No registration required.See More

Industrial farming poses a threat to small scale farming, has reduced varieties of food grown and has produced new strains of fruits and vegetable that are resistant to drought, pesticides, and herbicides. Their long-term impact on human health is not fully known. Discuss these challenges with SFU's Dr. Ramesh Krishnamurti.See More

Industrial farming poses a threat to small scale farming, has reduced varieties of food grown and has produced new strains of fruits and vegetable that are resistant to drought, pesticides, and herbicides. Their long-term impact on human health is not fully known. Discuss these challenges with SFU's Dr. Ramesh Krishnamurti.See More