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Suffering from January blues? Don’t worry, it’s normal
With the holiday season in our wake and little to look forward to, the winter blues may be weighing students down like their book-filled backpacks.
Students are settling back into their academic routines, and the bulky workload can be…
Controversial Langara energy healing program to expand
Langara’s controversial integrative energy healing program has expanded to satellite campuses in Nanaimo, Edmonton and Whitehorse this semester.
The program has been around for 15 years, with Langara being the first post-secondary school…
Ex-Whitecap leads Langara Falcons
A high turnover in players plagued the Langara Falcons soccer team last September but Carlos Marquez’s years of experience made him stand out.
The title rookie of the year only adds to the 20-year-old’s long list of achievements.…
Langara badminton team looks to take on Douglas College rivals
The Langara Falcons badminton team hopes to secure their lead in the PacWest standings this Friday at Thompson Rivers University.
The team is currently ahead of reigning champions Douglas College Royals. Langara won the first…
Langara Falcons point guard gets approval from Metta World Peace
It’s not hard to see why point guard Brody Greig and the Langara Falcons are the number one men’s college basketball team in Canada.
Falcons’ head coach Paul Eberhardt said Greig, voted PacWest player of the week earlier this month,…
New Year’s resolutions still popular
Making New Year’s resolutions is a popular tradition that many people participate in, including many Langara College students this year.
Counsellor Tim Charters said making resolutions is a healthy part of human nature. “Human beings in…
Time to gallop toward Chinese New Year
Gung Hay Fat Choy, Langara students!
Chinese New Year is just around the corner, and Vancouver is getting ready to celebrate.
Before you put your party pants on, there are a few things you need to know about one of China’s most…
Metro Vancouver to review concerns over expansion of Kinder Morgan terminal
The board of Metro Vancouver is expected to support concerns raised by Belcarra Mayor Ralph Drew over the expansion of the Westridge Marine Terminal, as part of Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain Pipeline growth.
At an upcoming Metro…
Postal workers to blame for missing marijuana, says one Vancouver pot dispenser
Dana Larsen has an important parcel to send. He weighs out his product, vacuum packs it and slips it into a padded shipping envelope destined for Nunavut – with no return address.
The recipient suffers from great pain and depends on…
Rising electricity rates raise concerns by local residents
BC Hydro's electricity rates will rise by 25.5 per cent over the next five years, as part of a 10 year plan announced this morning.
The increases are a result of capital investment by BC Hydro to the tune of $1.7-billion per year for 10…