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By Erin Conners While South Vancouver suffers from the worst ratio of overdose deaths to emergency calls, mobile services could be one option to help keep people alive, according to city councillor Pete Fry. Fry said he is unsure…

By Roy Fang Olga Byrledianu didn’t hear the first explosions when they began in Kyiv, Ukraine, as Russia launched its invasion of its neighbour more than a year ago. Three days later, she fled with her family and her dog, Roger, to the…

By Thea Catipon Outdated signs with floor maps potentially in breach of the fire code have been removed from Langara College walls. The signs came to the attention of students when Jackson Belec, a second-year geography student, shared a…

by Milica Anic Artificial intelligence experts say chatbots are becoming more sophisticated, making it easier to scam victims out of money and steal personal information. ChatGPT, released three months ago, is such a convincing…

On Tuesday night, Vancouver experienced the first major snowfall of the year. Snarling wind, gridlocked traffic, and falling trees left the city in chaos. Langara Voice photographers fanned out across the city on Wednesday morning to…

By River Kero and Melbah Grace Jacob As winters begin early this year in Vancouver, people around the city seem to be enjoying the weather.  As the year is close to an end, the photographs symbolize people taking time to reflect on this…

By Nicholas Naylor and Kalvin Moses The Vancouver Christmas Market opened at 11:30 a.m. after a night of rare and heavy snowfall. People trickled in through the gates as the market opened to enjoy the German themed Christmas goods and…

By Marco Shum and Chris Harcourt The “Winter distress” series captures the mundane things that we tend to ignore in our daily lives since we are always mentally drowned and overwhelmed by ourselves. In this series, the message…