Campus
Four Falcons players signed to semi-professional soccer teams
By Juan Ramírez
A new upstart B.C. soccer league has snapped up four players who are part of the Langara Falcons…
Canada announces financial relief for Ukrainian researchers…
By Michael Su
The federal government will fund Ukrainian researchers and academics so they can continue their…
Stress motivates students to finish the semester
By Laisa Conde
Anxiety is common as the academic term comes to an end, but stress isn’t all bad news, according…
Writers aren’t strangers at Langara reading series
By Daniel Johnston
Many think that writers are solitary creatures, but members of a Langara College writing…
Community
Kelowna city council waives downtown on-street parking fees in support of local…
By Corvin Vaski
Businesses in downtown Kelowna are hoping the city’s offer of two days of free parking this year…
No signs of rise in addiction rates post-pot legalization
By Lesia Pogorelo
Cannabis legalization has helped more people than it has hurt, providing relief from a variety…
Scam devices found on TransLink payment machines
By Lauren Accili
SkyTrain rider Matthew Rafael had no idea that scammers could get banking information through a…
Young Vancouver comedians find cure at Langara stand-up…
By Hannah Snider
It has been a tough two years for the creative world. One of the largest enterprises to take a…
At Large
Freedom of information not so free in White Rock
By Claire Wilson
White Rock city council voted on April 25th to defeat a motion that would add a freedom of…
Much ado over Courtenay’s 24-hour loo
By Hollie McGowan
Faced with a growing street population buffeted by the pandemic and climate change,…
Indigenous knowledge incorporated into sustainability plan
By Nicolette Colosimo
The Burnaby school district wants to use Indigenous knowledge as the foundation to…
City touts new urban plan
By Corvin Vaski
The draft of the 2050 Vancouver Plan highlights the importance of spreading out dense housing…
Sports
Arts & Life
B.C. leading the way with electric cars
By Kenneth Wong
British Columbia has become North America’s capital for the consumption and use of electric…
Artist challenges PPE waste as many mask up again
By Marilyn Reichert
Fine art photographer, Michelle Leone Huisman, is bringing the issue of mask waste front and…
Film photography a retro reminder to slow down from the…
By Laisa Conde
Analogue film photography is making a comeback as young people are seeking a more thoughtful way…
Carbon tax will drive up petrol prices
By Daniel Johnston
In the face of soaring gas prices, B.C.’s decision to raise its carbon tax is still a good…
Voice Radio
Classic role-playing game brings relief to stressed out students
By Hannah Snider, Laisa Conde and Michael Su
Dungeons and Dragons has developed a multitude of devotees and…
Voice Radio Ep.31 – How Russia-Ukraine War Affected People
For three weeks, since Feb. 24, Ukraine has fought with Russian troops for freedom and independence. In our…
Voice Radio Ep. 30 – The evolving world of cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrency is a complex world with many different facets. Over the past few years, it has grown in popularity…
Voice Radio Ep. 29 – College and career in a new age
The world is changing rapidly, leaving people uncertain about the future.