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Court date set for LSU v. Duke’s
A trial date has been set for the lawsuit between the owners of Duke’s Gourmet Cookies & Cappuccino and the Langara Students’ Union.
The court date is set for Oct. 14, 2014 at the Vancouver Robson Square courthouse for a civil claim…
Musqueam band signs deal with city after 20 years of planning
Musqueam band members are breathing a sigh of relief now that they've signed a new agreement with the city that's been 20 years in the making.
Before the agreement, the Musqueam would meet with the municipality to discuss services on an…
PeaceTalk on mining draws big crowd
Former Langara peace and conflict studies instructor, Federico Velasquez sat on the panel for the 15th session of PeaceTalks on Feb. 5
Velasquez currently works at one of the world’s largest mining companies, Anglo American.
A…
Interactive map: See the New York locations Langara theatre students will visit this spring
This spring step outside the classroom and into the bustling Broadway scene of Manhattan with the New York: Theatre course. The 21-day trip includes a variety of dramatic performances, a handful of iconic theater tours and visits to hidden…
Langara student’s hip hop music video now online
On Feb. 7 our reporter David La Riviere wrote a story about Langara business student Eyren Uggenti's music video for his song Where I Wanna Be (Langara). The video is now online and you can watch it here.…
Studio 58’s Grease rocks
It’s the charming love story mixed with teenage rebellion that made Grease ‘the word’ in film, but it’s the bona fide sexuality and dirty language that makes Grease the musical so much more.
Grease the musical is like the film’s raunchy…
Rapper’s music video shows love for Langara
If you passed Eyren Uggenti in the hallway, you might think that he has nice facial hair – in which case you would be right – but he’s more than just a beard, he’s a hip-hop artist releasing a music video about Langara.
When Uggenti, a…
Local seniors at neighbour house brace for mail cuts
Members of a community centre in South Vancouver are speaking out about looming cuts to postal services and how it will affect local seniors’ ability to pick up their mail.
Late last year, Canada Post announced it will be cutting…
Oakridge residents voice frustration
Increased density and lack of consultation were the major concerns of frustrated Oakridge-Langara residents who spoke at a community forum hosted by the Non-Partisan Association on Jan. 29.
Many expressed extreme frustration over a…
Kids’ sunlight trumps tower height limits
A new tower coming to the Cambie corridor has been exempted from city height restrictions so that children playing at a next-door daycare can enjoy more sunshine.
Wesgroup Properties was given the green light to build a $2-million…