Advocates are rallying for an increased and equal minimum wage for all British Columbians, saying current wage standards are not enough to support living in the province.

Students should have a voice on the New Westminster school board next year, according to the district’s associate superintendent.

By Jennifer Wilson The Tibetan uprising of 1959 turned 59 this week. The Voice caught up with Tibetan independence activists at a rally in Vancouver to ask them whether their movement had relevance for young people in Canada today.…

By Jennifer Wilson All the orange shirts at the Greater Vancouver Food Bank this week signalled the Langara College delegation was on site. An all female group of around 15 students showed up on Tuesday evening to learn how to sort…

TransLink will experiment with four fully electric buses in south Vancouver as part of the company’s plans to cut greenhouse-gas emissions.

Reported by Jennifer Wilson and Shoji Whittier Young Canadians give less to charity than older generations according to Giving Tuesday organizers. This year, a new Vancouver specific movement, #VanGives, is encouraging organizations to…

Car break-ins, which on average cost ICBC and drivers around $14 million per year, are down significantly in Vancouver and Surrey, the province’s most populated cities.

Three years after the peak of fossil fuel divestment campaigns on B.C. campuses, students still have little idea how much their institutions invest in oil.

Reported by Jennifer Wilson  Two South Vancouver tap dancing teachers say the style is being revived in part due to blockbuster films. The Rhythm Room dance studio in South Vancouver, owned by Jennifer Bishop, is entering its 10th…

An unconscious bias in work culture continues to hold back women’s careers, according to female business leaders at a lecture at the Kerrisdale Community Centre last week, The Threat of the Uppity Woman.