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Shein’s announced participation in Vancouver Fashion Week receives backlash

By ROSE LEUNG Vancouver Fashion Week’s decision to name fast-fashion giant Shein as one of their featured…

Strict censorship in Iran forces Nina Zarabi to pursue…

By PHILOMENA OKOLO Nina Zarabi an Iranian filmmaker who left her home country to pursue dreams of creative…

Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 81: Digging into community gardens

By MAJENTA BRAUMBERGER Spring is finally coming, and for all the gardeners out there, it’s prime time to start…

Photo Essay: Growing sustainability — how home gardening can…

By MILENA BAAK Levon Kendall, a former member of the Canadian national basketball team who represented Canada at…

Opinion

Opinion: Vancouver Fashion Week’s inclusion of Shein in their designer…

After swift and substantial criticism on social media, Vancouver Fashion Week walked back on its decision to…

Opinion: City politicians should sharpen their focus on the…

There's a byelection coming up in April, and municipal candidates have been conspicuously absent from youth-focused…

Opinion: Canadians should be wary of the rise in patriotism

By RICK GOODE Since the return of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency - and the inane trade war that…

Opinion: Democracy in Canada is at risk and young Canadians…

By YEORGIOS PRONTZOS Young Canadians need to invest in democracy, otherwise it could disappear faster than their…

the Voice Podcast

Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 82 – Getting to the root of where our fresh…

By HAZEL LOVE and OKSANA SHTOHRYN With trade tensions heating up between Canada and the U.S., Canadian shoppers…

Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 81: Digging into community gardens

By MAJENTA BRAUMBERGER Spring is finally coming, and for all the gardeners out there, it’s prime time to start…

Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 79 – Community response to support…

By TUAN TRAN and EHRIN LOPEZ In the heart of Vancouver, B.C., Stadium Market and its owner, Gayathri Arun, are…

Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 78 – Much Ado About Nothing…

By RICK GOODE Do you often find yourself wondering what you’re going to do on a Friday night? You’re probably…
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Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim announced Task Force Barrage and pledged to tackle the “humanitarian crisis” of crime in the DTES. As a founding member of SisterWatch, Carol Martin had every expectation that she would discuss changes impacting the safety of Indigenous women in the Downtown Eastside with the chief of police. But according to Martin, one of the organizers of the annual Women's Memorial March, she was never consulted about Task Force Barrage or the $5 million dollars that Mayor Sim promised to fund it.
SisterWatch initiative in question despite VPD commitment to MMIWG
This B.C. artificial intelligence and cyber security class will showcase their digital talents on the national stage
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The Voice is a student publication at Langara College in Vancouver B.C. It's one of the few remaining postsecondary student-run newsrooms left in Canada.
Langara Voice Student Newscast Final April 3, 2025
For more information, visit the Langara Voice's website at https://www.langaravoice.ca/volunteers-clear-invasive-species-to-make-way-for-native-flora-at-new-brighton-park/
Volunteers putting in the work at New Brighton Park
The Langara community celebrates a night of games, food and camaraderie in the first ever LangaraFest. Organizer Jennifer Paige thanked all participants and pronounced the event a success saying, "Last night, we engaged with over 2,000 attendees and really celebrated our programs, services, and community spirit." College president Paula Burns supported the idea that this could become a college tradition, saying "I know many of us can’t wait for next year’s Open House!"
LangaraFest2025
On Friday, March 14, the Latin American Studies Department hosted a series of events. This video is the second of two. After the Guatemalan alfombra had been finished, there was only a couple hours until participants started to gather for the 6 p.m. festivities. Students and community members were invited to enjoy music, dance, art and food at the college. Nearly 100 people showed up that evening, chatting over Colombian food and Brazilian dance.
Latin American Arts and Culture Celebration at Langara College
Renters in Vancouver have been faced with ever rising market rents for years. Currently, 25 per cent of British Columbians spend more than 50 per cent of their income on housing.  But if you are an elder on a fixed income, you may actually be living with the real possibility — and rising threat — of homelessness. Photographer Jerry Schulz knows this all too well. He spoke with the Langara Voice Podcast on March 2nd, 2025.
An elder on the edge of homelessness in Vancouver
The entire courses of the Chinese language had been cut in the beginning of fall 2025. Huimin Lin, Chinese language instructor, and Hui Xia, the assistant chair of the modern languages department, received layoff notices in February 2025. As a result, they submitted a proposal to the dean with the hopes of retaining the Chinese courses.
Chinese language courses on the edge
Watch how this mechanical lung works its magic on pre-rolled joints to further cannabis research
Langara's machine might be the biggest stoner around
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