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Reported by Kelsea Franzke Inspired by her mother-in-law’s difficulty with movement, one Vancouver-based yoga teacher is helping seniors and others with mobility issues through the practice of chair yoga. Cindy Hsu-Becker is currently a…

Reported by Joe Ayres The Langara Falcons men’s soccer team is off to nationals after beating season long rivals, the Douglas Royals, by four to three in a penalty shootout. The last round of provincials took place on Saturday Oct.…

Reported by Agazy Mengesha A dance program aimed at giving disabled people a means to express themselves continues to grow since it first started operating for over four years ago. The All Bodies Dance class was established in 2014 to…

Reported by Mathilda de Villiers  The Langara Falcons women’s basketball team is beginning their season with a new coach and a fresh perspective. Curtis Nelson, the new head coach, said he is excited to be part of the Langara Falcons…

Reported by Adam Levi Falcons’ athletic history will be made at the Langara men’s basketball season-opener on Nov. 2 when a son will suit up for the same team his father played on nearly four decades ago. In 1982, Ed Anderson became a…

Reported by Roxanne Egan-Elliott A website that facilitates the sharing economy of goods gives young Vancouverites a chance to get active without the upfront costs. Launched in February 2017, Quupe invites users to sign up for free and…

Reported by Darren Amner Pools in Vancouver are cancelling swimming lessons because there’s a shortage of certified coaches. The Langara Family YMCA recently cancelled classes due to the lack of available instructors. The…

Reported by Kirsten Clarke Low numbers in the Pacific Western Athletic Association men’s soccer league guaranteed the Langara Falcons a spot in this year’s provincial playoffs before the season even began. This year, the Falcons are…

Reported by Kelsea Franzke  Teaching about consent and shaming perpetrators has been the focus of the #MeToo movement, but self-defence instructors say there’s also a need to empower people with training about personal safety. On Oct.…

Reported by Taesa Hodel A local tai chi master will spin swords with anyone — from star athletes in the international arena, to the ordinary women who attend her drop-in classes. Sprina Fu is the only instructor in B.C., and one of…