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By LYDIA OCHIENG The B.C. Association of Farmers' Markets (BCAFM) runs the Farmers' Market Nutrition Coupon program in collaboration with community partner organizations like the Little Mountain Neighbourhood House Society. The program…

By SOFIA MOHAMED Burnaby might one day be producing skilled young cyclists as the city looks at building a bike playground to teach road safety.   Coun. Alison Gu proposed the playground idea, with Burnaby council agreeing in January…

By TUAN TRAN Local activist choir hits all the right notes in the fight for social justice. Solidarity in Notes, created in March 2000 with the support of the Vancouver and District Labour Council, has become a stable presence in the…

By TUAN TRAN & DANIEL BUMANGLAG Langara international students coming from a more earthquake-vulnerable country can provide helpful and lesser-known tips for people in B.C., a seismically active zone. Katrina Mirambel, former…

By ROSE LEUNG After facing rejection from publishers due to lack of experience, Max Moreno, a student in the Langara English program, turned to self-publishing. His second novel recently won the Literary Titan Silver Book Award which…

By SOFIA MOHAMED Ramadan is a special time for Muslims. As the holy month in the Islamic calendar, Muslims spend the month fasting from sunrise to sunset.  While the month is dedicated to spiritual devotion, it's also a time of…

By MAJENTA BRAUMBERGER Many in favour of Vancouver city council’s Feb. 26 decision to suspend supportive housing argue it will encourage neighbouring municipalities to step up, but there is no evidence to support those claims.   Mayor…

By MAJENTA BRAUMBERGER Despite public opposition to the proposed Victoria Police Department budget, council approved a motion to fund Victoria’s portion in full. The city funds VicPD in partnership with Esquimalt, shouldering $69 million…

By PHILOMENA OKOLO On a mission to be faster and stronger, Keven Melendez began martial arts training at 17, an age some would consider to be a late entry into the martial arts world. But for Melendez, it was fear- a trauma response-…

By AMBER MONIZ As Langara College struggles with declining international student enrolment, a new advertising campaign is targeting domestic students in Metro Vancouver.   Launched in fall 2024, a mix of print and digital…