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Reported by Nikitha Martins Langara College will become a smoke-free campus as of May 1, following two years of open consultation and support from a majority of students and faculty. A smoke-free committee, made up of Langara…

Reported by by Desirée Garcia Vancouver’s South Asian population is providing a platform for other cultures to embrace their clothing and design through a fashion showcase. South Asian Fashion Week, hosted last weekend at Coquitlam’s…

The Falcons defeated the Camosun Chargers 82-71 on Saturday, after losing their semifinal game 96-85 against the Douglas Royals the previous day at Vancouver Island University.

“From a photographer’s point of view, we try to show that disability and the overcoming of that disability,” Didlick said. “That’s really what the story is of the Paralympics and so that's always going to come into play. Paralympics is a…

An old bread making process using sprouted grains is coming back into popularity in Vancouver because of its health advantages over other breads.

Although female students are still the minority in science programs at Langara, the gender gap is slowly narrowing with 65 per cent of students in biology being women.

Residents of the Crest area in Burnaby are speaking out against a proposal to open a private liquor store in their neighbourhood because they say it will increase crime and be a danger to children.

The chief executive officer of a landlord advocacy group says the city needs to provide more incentives for developers to build much-needed three bedroom rental apartments in Vancouver.

Significant improvements need to be made to dikes along the Fraser River as flooding threatens the East Fraser Lands development, according to an expert.

Humane substitutions for biological dissections, like 3D animations, fail to provide all the educational benefits a real animal offers, according to academics and students.