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By PHILOMENA OKOLO Nina Zarabi an Iranian filmmaker who left her home country to pursue dreams of creative freedom after years of facing strict censorship. “It is very hard for a female director to break through on their own,” said…

By ROSE LEUNG Despite new innovations in research and development, the cannabis industry still faces challenges from legalization. Gillian Vandermeirsch, the research and development director of Delta-based cannabis producer Pure…

By HAZEL LOVE and OKSANA SHTOHRYN With trade tensions heating up between Canada and the U.S., Canadian shoppers are starting to rethink what ends up in their grocery carts. But just how dependent are we on imported produce, and could we…

There's a byelection coming up in April, and municipal candidates have been conspicuously absent from youth-focused spaces.

By MILENA BAAK Levon Kendall, a former member of the Canadian national basketball team who represented Canada at the 2010 FIBA World Championship, enjoyed a successful career playing professionally in Europe before retiring from the…

By RICK GOODE Since the return of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency - and the inane trade war that came with it - there has been a significant rise in Canadian patriotism. And while it might be fun to boo the U.S. anthem at…

Article by Sage Smith Video by Rick Goode, Yeorgios Prontzos and Oksana Shtohryn Nearly 80 faculty members showed up to the board of governors meeting at Langara College today to draw attention to over 200 jobs they say have been lost…

By SAGE SMITH The Langara Faculty Association shared some “grim” news with its members this week, saying that over 200 faculty members had lost work because of declining international student enrolment, and they expect more to come. …