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Reported by Lauren Boothby Green Party of Vancouver Coun., Adriane Carr has been passionate about the environment since she was a child. The former Langara instructor spoke to students last Wednesday about her career in politics,…

Reported by Simran Gill One of the North Shore’s most active service groups that has raised millions over the years for low-income families is dwindling away. Participants in the Rotary Club of North Vancouver, which started in 1951…

Reported by Clare Hennig Several vaccine-preventable diseases like measles and whooping cough are on the rise in Canada as more people opt out of immunization according to Katharine Browne, an instructor of philosophy at Langara.…

Reported by Sean Hitrec The Langara Falcons men’s basketball team earned a 95-94 comeback victory against the defending champions thanks to the heroics of guard, Harry Brar. It marked a four-game winning streak, after beating Camosun…

Reported by Melanie Green Surrounded by empty pop cans and well-used reference books, four players debate about whether or not they can enter the rubble of a fallen city until the dungeon master silences them with a firm “No.”…

Reported by Bonnie Lee La Madeleine When the YMCA announced last spring that its Langara facility would be moving to Cambie Street, a member of Langara Students’ Union saw an opportunity for the college. Space at Langara campus is in high…

Reported by Alison Pudsey Renters are more likely than homeowners to use transit, no matter what their income levels, says a recent housing study by Metro Vancouver. And low-income renters are the most likely group of all to use…

Reported by Michele Paulse Class waitlists at Langara are forcing some students to delay their academic goals because the seat they want may take months to become available. The college introduced waitlists more than four years ago and…

Reported by Kristyn Anthony It’s a story of love, war and tragedy and in the midst of a divided modern world, Studio 58 presents Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida which opens Nov. 17 and runs until Dec. 4. Written in 1602 and set in the…

Reported by Stuart Neatby Like most things with men, according to Stewart Anderson, hairstyles don’t change much. Anderson is the assistant program director of hair art design at the John Casablancas Institute. He said the well-groomed…