Campus
Flooding means unpredictability for businesses
While many Lower Mainland businesses are experiencing supply shortages caused by recent flooding prompting highway…
Shop owners ask Vancouverites to consider buying local this…
A week-long shopping campaign is encouraging Vancouverites to buy local as people worry about empty store shelves…
Virus mutates, mask habits stay
A new COVID -19 variant isn’t changing old habits for Theresa Yee about how she wears protective masks.
New variant dashes plans for holidays
Holiday plans of some Langara international students have been put on hold after travel restrictions were imposed…
Community
Excessive rainfall causes flooding in Metro Vancouver
When floodwater started flowing into his living room, Alex Bellavance lost his toys, couch and home.
B.C. residents endure another storm
Successive rounds of storms continue to hit B.C. with continuous rain leaving landslides, floods and damaged…
Specialty alcohol products may be hard to come by in B.C.
Dry January is coming early this year as Vancouver experiences liquor shortages as a result of recent floods.
Vancouver dresses for dreary weather
By Hollie McGowan
Vancouver has always been known as a rainy city. In recent weeks, the city has been…
At Large
Surrey reaches out to parents as a gang-prevention tactic
The City of Surrey is taking a new approach to keep children out of gangs by trying to help families become…
B.C. residents endure another storm
Successive rounds of storms continue to hit B.C. with continuous rain leaving landslides, floods and damaged…
B.C. farms face uncertain future
For two weeks now, the rain has fallen steadily and relentlessly on Diljit Kaler’s farm in Abbotsford.
Finding kindness in Hope chaos
On Nov. 17, residents in the District of Hope came together to help just over a thousand strangers who were…
Sports
Arts & Life
It’s a wrap for wasteful holiday habits
In an era of fancy wrapping paper and excess online delivery packaging, some Vancouver shoppers are turning to…
The gift of experience can’t fit in a box
Some Vancouverites are giving experiences to their loved ones rather than physical objects.
Beginner tattooists on the rise during the pandemic
Eve Xing always liked drawing and Chinese culture. The pandemic gave the novice tattoo artist a chance to turn her…
VanDusen lights up the holidays
VanDusen Botanical Garden is lit up once again after the COVID-19 pandemic dimmed holiday festivities last year.
Voice Radio
Voice Radio Ep. 29 – College and career in a new age
The world is changing rapidly, leaving people uncertain about the future.
Voice Radio Ep. 28 – Anxiety is affecting all,…
As we enter a post-pandemic era and life slowly returns to what we knew it to be, the feeling of anxiety is…
Voice Radio Ep. 27 – Paid sick leave is here, unless…
The misclassification of gig workers excludes them from taking part in B.C.'s new paid sick leave program.
Voice Radio Ep. 26 – Future of community in a post-pandemic…
Produced by Catherine Mwitta, Jan Bevilacqua, Alex Antrobus…