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Langara’s environmental studies students will be showcasing their projects to help Vancouver become the greenest city in the world – one of which aims to raise awareness on the benefits of backyard chickens in the city.

Reported by Roberto Teixeira Fraserview residents are worried the development of the massive River District waterfront community in southeast Vancouver will bring even more heavy traffic to their neighbourhood. Barbara Borchardt, a…

After coaching the Langara Falcons women’s soccer team for only one season, Rachael “Rae” Pelat was named PacWest Coach of the Year.

While using every last food scrap in the kitchen to create dishes is now commonplace in local restaurant culture, the waste saving technique is starting enter local households.

Reported by Perrin Grauer Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services has had to pull out all the stops in an effort to curb a spike in arsons in vacant homes in 2016. The Marpole, Sunset and Grandview-Woodland neighbourhoods saw a doubling…

The Student Services department is trying to make the holiday season less difficult for some students in need.

Amidst upgrades and renovations to Building A, some students and faculty have been wearing toques to deal with frigid temperatures. Some are considering wearing masks, worried about dust and air quality in the old building.

Reported by Sydney Morton White Rock council has unanimously approved a new Official Community Plan that envisions what the seaside municipality will look like by 2045. Council's adoption Oct. 23 of the wide-ranging plan comes after…

The Langara eSports Association turned their passion for online gaming into cash, raising $100 for charity in a 24-hour livestream.

Reported by Danica Walker The importance of keeping the stories of Holocaust survivors alive for generations to come is important, according to one of the few remaining who can tell their story. Holocaust survivor René Goldman spoke…