Opinion

By Lina Chung Although there are many obstacles for international students to find relevant work in Canada after they graduate,  there is also an obstacle for employers.  It’s called the Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA).…

Does marriage still have a place in 2019? The Philosopher’s Jam: Resisting Marriage - Reclaiming Right: An Early Modern Critique of Patriarchy, held on campus just last Thursday, aimed to address that question. According to the latest…

By Austin Everett Eliminating animal products from your eating habits could be the single most effective way to reduce your environmental impact, a recent research said. Veganism is growing in popularity, according to a 2018 Dalhousie…

by Ray Chopping The underrepresentation of youth among Canadian members of parliament remains a persistent problem across federal politics. Elected in 2011 at age 19, Pierre-Luc Dusseault was the youngest ever MP to be elected to the…

Editor for the Langara Voice, Joe Ayres, explains why they believe Langara college should offer free Naloxone training to its students. Langara College hosts semi-regular Naloxone training events that are free for students to attend and…

Spitting gum into a urinal or toilet may seem like a small insignificant action that is not worthy of thought.

By Liam Hill-Allan Langara’s lack of a concrete illness policy is putting students and staff at risk. When I fell ill in early March, I faced the classic dilemma — to attend my Langara classes or stay at home. I knew attending eight…

Jacinda Ardern is sincere. Her response as prime minister of New Zealand to the two terror attacks in Christchurch left no doubt that she mourns with her country.

If you’re encouraging those who come from other post-secondary institutions to transfer to Langara, don’t be surprised about a lack of school culture.