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By EMILY BEST This story, originally published on Feb. 1, has been updated to include a statement by Langara College.  Organizations representing Canadian and B.C. post-secondary teachers on Thursday called for the resignation of the…

By VOICE STAFF On Jan. 23, Natalie Knight said at a pro-Palestine rally that she has been reinstated by Langara College. Knight had been put on leave after calling the Hamas attacks on Oct. 7 “amazing” and “brilliant.” The English…

By MATEO MUEGO An instructor who was on leave from Langara College after speaking publicly in support of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israeli citizens announced at a rally today close to the campus that she has been reinstated. Natalie…

By THEA CATIPON Port Coquitlam is letting residents track the city’s snow and ice removal in real time. The city is attaching GPS systems to its snow clearing vehicles so that they can be tracked online. The goal is to make residents…

By LOUIS BERGERON Retail businesses have traditionally drawn in customers mainly through visual design. Today, as stores compete for the attention of potential customers, businesses are trying to offer other sensory experiences.…

By MATEO MUEGO While the city of North Vancouver’s e-bike program is considered a success, supporters say it needs to continue moving forward to make the community more bike-friendly. North Vancouver council voted unanimously last…

By ROY FANG Coquitlam city council is boosting funding for a joint park and school project, increasing the construction budget to $18.4 million, more than double the amount previously committed earlier this year. Council unanimously…

By JACOB ARON LEUNG This story was originally published on Nov. 29, 2023.  Langara College instructors are expressing concern that the member fees collected by the Langara Students’ Union are not being used to the students’ benefit.…

By EMILY BEST As inflation and the cost of living increases, the amount that Canadians are tipping has risen in turn. Ethel Garcia, owner of Roots Cafe at the corner of 49th and Main Street, said she sees people in their 20s and 30s…

BY MAIYA SUZUKI With soaring inflation and the high cost of living, many people are becoming more selective about which luxuries and amenities they can afford. For many, gone are the days of eating out three times a week, grabbing a…