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By RIDWAAN ADAS Local skaters will find out next week whether a new, highly anticipated skatepark at Burrard Slopes Park is approved. On April 13, the Vancouver park board will vote on the final design and funding for the development.…

By GUILHERME MÜLLER Gary Johnson is still fighting to bring horse racing back to Vancouver. His horses, however, are in Edmonton. This spring, for the first time in 133 years, there are no horses at Hastings Racecourse. The stables…

By EHXEA ANTOINE As enrolment declines across Langara College, the film arts production program is experiencing a surge in applications due to alumni Hudson Williams’ meteoric rise to stardom, according to the department head.…

By LIAM ROBERT SCOTT Langara College faculty and students say reduced course availability is making it harder for students in certain programs to secure required classes, delaying their graduation and ability to transfer to other…

By MARC GUIDO BOLEN Last week, more than 900 copies of the Voice were taken overnight. After replacing them with new copies, additional stacks were taken this week. It is disheartening to see this happen, and we're doing our best to…

By ZOE LI A neighbourhood outside Vancouver's music scene is home to a new jazz venue that supports its community in more ways than one. Josh Kim, the owner of the coffee shop East Café on Hastings, opened a second location in Marpole…

BY MARC GUIDO BOLEN More than three decades after it was installed, Maple Ridge is saying goodbye to its Canadian Pacific Rail caboose but welcoming a new Japanese garden soon after. Shea Henry, the executive director of the Maple…

By MARC GUIDO BOLEN On the last day of advance voting before the April 5 byelection, housing and the Broadway Plan were top of mind for many voters – and candidates. Waiting in line at City Hall on April 1, voter Sarah Mcleod said the…