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By ZOE LI Vancouver food truck vendors are facing difficult choices as they struggle to keep up with the rising cost of gas and fuel. Fateh Lekcir, the owner of Disco Cheetah Korean Bowl, has operated his food truck business for five…

By RHEA SINGH Vancouver’s oldest community centre is one of 13 projects across Canada to receive money from a new federal government fund intended to support community growth. On Tuesday, the federal government announced it will…

By AVERY ST. GERMAIN Granville Street will become a pedestrian-only zone this summer to celebrate the FIFA World Cup and some local businesses and commuters aren’t happy about it. Based on past experience, some business owners on the…

By LIAM ROBERT SCOTT At a board of governors meeting last month, the Langara Faculty Association and college administration once again disagreed over staffing numbers, turning the meeting into a dispute not just over priorities but over…

BY DANIEL BUMANGLAG For many kids, being unsupervised without a parental figure is like winning the lottery and living life without rules. But for Wiley Wei-Chiun Ho, the only rules she lived by as a kid was to “study hard and stay…

BY AJ WATT The City of Vancouver says that street performers will have to apply for permits to perform in designated areas during the FIFA World Cup event starting May 13. Currently, there are designated “free zones” for performers…

By SIDDHARTH TEOTIA, EHXEA ANTOINE AND VALENTINA BARRERA Artemis II, launched on April 1, 2026, was the first manned mission for the moon since 1972. In this episode, my colleagues and I bring you a story developing far away from the…

By, PHILOMENA OKOLO, DUNCAN McCARTHY, GUILHERME MÜLLER On this episode, we explore the transformative power of mistakes, rejection, and first attempts. Inspired by the Museum of Personal Failure, this podcast reframes failure not as an…

By RIDWAAN ADAS Langara faculty are concerned about a recent report from the federal Auditor General that government limits on international student permits led to a much steeper drop in enrolment than expected.  While initial federal…

By AVERY ST. GERMAIN  To escape the stress of the digital age, young people are pursuing old-fashioned hobbies such as knitting, sewing and crocheting. Brooklyn Jones, UBC geological engineering student, discovered crocheting through…