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New Langara basketball coaches bring new approaches
By Melbah Grace Jacob
The new coach for the Langara Falcons women’s basketball team wants to find new ways to motivate the players.
Cameron MacGillivary said he wants to build an environment where the players understand what’s…
CCAA 2022 men’s championship recap: Day 3
By Christopher Harcourt
Falcons upset by Montmorency Nomades
A late surge by Langara just wasn’t enough and the favoured Falcons were toppled 3-2 by underdogs Montmorency in the bronze medal qualifier Friday at the 2022 CCAA men’s…
CCAA championship contender: Université de Saint-Boniface
By Samantha Holomay
A Université de Saint-Boniface graduate and former soccer player, coach Seif Dhaoui now hopes to pass his knowledge to his players as they attempt to earn their first medal at the CCAA men’s national championships.…
B.C. leading the way with electric cars
By Kenneth Wong
British Columbia has become North America’s capital for the consumption and use of electric vehicles (EVs) according to a recent study by the province.
According to the 2021 Zero-Emission Vehicle Update, zero-emission…
Dispensary raids leave Downtown Eastside community in the lurch
By Nicolette Colosimo and Hollie McGowan
The policing agency enforcing B.C.’s cannabis law is cracking down on illegal dispensaries in the Downtown Eastside leaving users without a safe, affordable supply.
Local cannabis activist Erica…
Classic role-playing game brings relief to stressed out students
By Hannah Snider, Laisa Conde and Michael Su
Dungeons and Dragons has developed a multitude of devotees and participants within the last forty years.
Despite nerd stereotypes, the game has recently been used as a therapeutic method to…
Cats in Vancouver’s community have more struggles this winter
By Ryan Ng
Vancouver’s community cats will have a tougher time this winter as COVID-19 has not only affected animal owners but animal services as well.
The increase in feral and stray cats has come from the fact that many have…
Period products pilot for Burnaby residents
By Liam Hill-Allan
Burnaby residents in poverty could see widespread access to free menstrual products, pending the success of a recently approved pilot project for the city.
At a city council meeting on Jan. 27, Burnaby…
Change the voting age to engage youth
Lowering the required minimum age to vote to 16 from 18 would increase the involvement of young people in politics, according to Green Party members.
The Green Party’s platform claims that a lower voting age would give “young…
More alternative meditation practices in western culture may help alleviate stress
Reported by Allison Hayes
Most stress that we have on a daily basis is derived from fear and uncertainties about life, and digging deep in meditation can release us from that, say some experts.
Many new methods of stress relief are…