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By SIDDHARTH TEOTIA & ERIN CONNERS The Langara Students’ Union board of directors election began Tuesday — and many students say they didn’t even know. The LSU elections, for which voting began Oct. 17 and runs through Oct. 20,…

By JACOB ARON LEUNG This story was originally published on Oct. 18, 2023.  Langara College says it ended a program that provided free groceries to students because giving them gift cards offers more flexibility.  Previously,…

By EDMUND HAYLEY Experts have concerns that free-betting options for sports lull people into a false sense of mastery that results in them losing money. “There’s a lot more free play apps and sites for people,” said Adrienne Cossom, a…

By JAMIE MAH Compared to the student union at Douglas College, the Langara Students’ Union lags behind in promoting its events to students on social media and on campus.   Langara and Douglas College, based in New Westminster, have…

By EMILY BEST Waves of abandoned huskies are overwhelming shelters and BC SPCA branches around the Lower Mainland amidst adoption rates that are lower than normal. The Richmond branch of the BC SPCA and the Delta Community Animal…

By: MATEO MUEGO, ERIN CONNERS, THEA CATIPON, CALA ALI Students seeking to run in the upcoming Langara Students’ Union election are questioning the eligibility process and are concerned about what they call a lack of transparency from LSU…

By Tom Eley and Clarissa Kurniawan The stories that include fentanyl usually consist of death, overdose and danger, always painting the bleak landscape that this drug has facilitated.  This is not that story.   Kevin Parker, who…

By River Kero  The new mayor and council of Williams Lake, B.C. have made Indigenous relations a pillar of their term.  One new councillor says it represents a major shift for Williams Lake, after years of strained relations between…

By Clarissa Kurniawan Two years after White Rock approved a plan to promote culture and build more arts infrastructure in the municipality, some locals say there has been little progress. “There aren’t a lot of new places dedicated for…

By Tom Eley    A ground-floor property on a busy North Vancouver street will finally get a new tenant after sitting vacant for three years, but not every member of city council is happy about it.  City of North Vancouver council…