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Reported by Trevor Nault Two Studio 58 alumni are starring in a play that tackles a grim trend in growing hate crimes against Muslims in Canada. Nathan Kay and Brandon Bagg are acting in a co-production between Neworld Theatre and…

Early into the basketball season, the Langara Falcons men’s and women’s basketball teams are already aiming to make a statement in the PacWest provincials.

Geographic Information System (GIS) is a burgeoning industry that is growing among young students, and chances are people use it every day without knowing it.  

An environmental activist who posed as a Burnaby Now reporter last week to sneak into a news conference to confront Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says she didn't mean any disrespect to journalists.

A heritage school in Marpole could be demolished by the Vancouver School Board if the cost of seismic upgrades outweighs the cost of rebuilding it.

In an attempt to curb fraud, provincial and federal changes to student loan agreements have added an extra hurdle for students to access loans.

Volunteers are leaders who impact their community and Maggie Stewart has been recognized for her outstanding efforts as the leader of Langara’s volunteers.

On this week's edition of The Voice Podcast, we look at how hypnotherapy can help students through school.

Karate school in South Vancouver works with kids to teach them how to deal with and prevent bullying.