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Video: Fake cakes are a growing wedding cake alternative
Wedding cakes have been around for centuries, but at today's weddings, it's not uncommon to see a wedding cake alternative. One option bride and grooms to be are going with for their special day is a fake wedding cake.
Video: Campus resources help students with midterm stress
Produced by Maxim Fossey
As midterm season is wrapping up at Langara College, students may find resources across campus if they find themselves stressed.
Paola Ardiles, founder of Bridge for Health, says that mental health often is…
Video: Behind the scenes at Southlands Heritage Farm
At Southlands Heritage Farm in South Vancouver, the popular and sought-after pumpkin patch that they run annually is far from being their main source of income.
Opinion: why Naloxone training is important
Editor for the Langara Voice, Joe Ayres, explains why they believe Langara college should offer free Naloxone training to its students.
Langara College hosts semi-regular Naloxone training events that are free for students to attend and…
Video: Vancouver Green Party candidates weigh in on lowering the voting age
Produced by Agazy Mengesha
The Green Party candidates for Vancouver South, Granville and Quadra speak about what makes federal leader Elizabeth May's proposal to lower the voting age from 18 to 16 the right choice.
Usually struggling…
Video: New meters in Fraser Street parking lots
Paid parking on Fraser Street between 43rd and 49th Avenue was proposed by the City of Vancouver in July. Over this Thanksgiving weekend, that proposal was put into effect.
Street parking along Fraser Street and in the six parking lots…
Video: Falcons Women’s Basketball Preview
Produced by Joshua Rey
The Langara Falcons Women’s basketball team’s season begins on November 1st. Last season, they faced some adversity as they lost more than half their teams to injuries.
Reporter Joshua Rey attended one of their…
Video: Crushing the patriarchy with pockets with Frameworq Education Society
Produced by Nathan Gan
The Frameworq Education Society hosted a pocket-making workshop last Sunday. The society regularly hosts classes teaching basic sewing skills so that attendees can fix and adjust their own clothes. The idea is to…
Video: Recently retired journalist Allen Garr on how the industry has changed
Produced by Darren Amner
Allen Garr is an award-winning Canadian journalist and a former instructor at Langara College. Garr is based in Vancouver and has worked in radio, television and print.
For the past 19 years he has written a…
Video: Sentence for North Vancouver sexual assault sparks protest
Produced by Kathryn Tindale
Before last weekend, Yalda and Mitra Kazemi, had never organized a protest. The two sisters were driven to action when they read about the outcome of a sexual assault trial on the North Shore.
Judge Paul…