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Campus News
Student tuition fees divide opinion
New Ontario legislation that allows post-secondary students to opt out of tuition fees that are deemed…
Community News
New B-Line bus plans ignore bike lane safety
TransLink’s planned street changes to accommodate the new B-Line bus service in North Vancouver might marginally…
Arts & Life
Public art projects produced by students can help propel their careers
Public art has a cost to taxpayers, but projects that feature the art of students in busy places like SkyTrain…
Issues & Ideas
Craft fair highlights needs of deaf-blind community
Craig MacLean is working hard to make sure his son will grow up in a more accessible world.
Sports
Drop-in dodgeball goes to nationals
The Vancouver Dodgeball League is heading to the National Dodgeball Championships for the first time after a big…
Opinion
Opinion: Sports supplements need stricter regulation
Canada’s sports supplement market is under-regulated, leaving athletes at risk of taking dangerous and banned drugs…
Voice Podcast
Voice Radio Ep. 2 – Wilson-Raybould resigns, cigarette butts and…
In the second episode of Voice Radio, managing web editor Kirsten Clarke and social media editor Darren Amner…