Millennials starting to wait longer on big decisions
The idea that Millennials are commitment-phobic is all too familiar to some Langara College students.
White Rock’s real estate market not hot enough to make top-10 list
A leading research firm that specializes in studying the economic health of cities has left off White Rock from its top-10 list of best B.C. municipalities in which to invest real estate.
Documentary about Musqueam Nation hits local theatre
Vancouver's Musqueam Nation nearly having one of their important ancestral sites turned into condos is being showcased in a documentary from Dec. 1-3.
Western martial arts school funds Vancouver’s homeless LGBTQ+ youth
Reported by Lisa Tanh
A women-owned and operated western martial arts school in Vancouver is launching a nude 2018 calendar for the first time to support a housing program for the city’s homeless LGBTQ+ youth.
On Dec. 4, the Valkyrie…
Documentary crew dedicates spare time to tell inspiring story
The production team of, My Heart in Kenya, is finally reaping the rewards of the voyage of this part-time endeavour.
Train traffic disrupts Barnston Island residents’ ferry commute
An increase in freight train traffic on a small island on the Fraser River between Surrey and Pitt Meadows is disrupting residents’ access to the road that leads to the only ferry to and from the community.
Langara basketball team reveals their pre-game rituals
Indeed, the Langara Falcons basketball teams have their own unusual ways of ensuring their victories.
Female leaders say unconscious workplace bias is still a problem
An unconscious bias in work culture continues to hold back women’s careers, according to female business leaders at a lecture at the Kerrisdale Community Centre last week, The Threat of the Uppity Woman.
The first-born birth rate of young women declining
Rising costs of living, paired with more potential career opportunities, are just two of the reasons why millennial women are choosing to delay the birth of their first child.
All-girls ice hockey association helps players get involved
As part of its mission to help female youth players access and enjoy the sport, Vancouver’s only all-girls ice hockey association sent a team to compete in The Wickenheiser World Female Hockey Festival last weekend.