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Produced by Liam Hill-Allan A recent poll commissioned by London Drugs has found a statistic which some health care experts find concerning. According to the survey, four in 10 Canadians may forgo their flu shot this year. Last year,…

Some Langara students say they would drive part-time for the incoming ride-hailing companies because they have flexible schedules.

By Soubhik Chakrabarti Discrimination in the workplace and racial profiling by employers could be the reason international students don’t stay in Canada, according to a recent study. Conducted by Statistics Canada, the study found…

Produced by Maxim Fossey As midterm season is wrapping up at Langara College, students may find resources across campus if they find themselves stressed. Paola Ardiles, founder of Bridge for Health, says that mental health often is…

An increase in young voices in parliament would create a more effective democracy, particularly when it comes to issues that fundamentally affect youth, such as climate change, according to 24-year-old Yvonne Hanson, the NDP candidate for…

The suspect arrested for the Langara arson attacks is now facing two new additional charges after a court appearance Friday.

An alleged arson that set T Building ablaze was no April Fools’ joke, Langara student Sasha Cross later learned.

Students’ opinions on emergency preparedness at the college were divided as they weighed in on the deliberate arson attack at Langara on Monday. 

An email written by the man charged with the arson attacks at Langara College seemed to indicate the incendiary devices detonated on campus were directed at a chemistry instructor and the one member of the college’s administration.

The arson attack at Langara College on Monday was planned, and there was no indication the suspect charged had any signs of mental health issues, The Voice has learned.