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The Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre’s new exhibit explores interactions between Canadians and Holocaust survivors during the end of the Second Word War and postwar era.

Reported by Violetta Kryak The Kerrisdale Figure Skating Club hosted its first carnival in 17 years on Saturday, March 11, at Kerrisdale Cyclone Taylor Arena to celebrate the end of winter. The carnival, named Around the World, told…

Learning to cope with the physical, social and mental effects of loss can become easier with yoga, especially if facing that grief is part of the practice.

Vancouver’s long winter appears to be over but the snow and ice has left the city’s roads filled with an unprecedented number of potholes and cracks that will require significant repairs.

Reported by Sasha Lakic Langara alumnus Carmen Aguirre is bringing The Refugee Hotel to Studio 58 to tell from first-hand experience what it means to be a refugee. The dark comedy takes place in a run-down hotel in Vancouver’s West End,…

While many students at Langara College feel their political views can be shared openly on campus, few have enough time to get politically involved or put their views into action before they graduate.

Religious diversity can be a hot-button topic and with the multitude of different religions at Langara College, students say they feel secure expressing their faith and beliefs because of the range of diversity.

At nine years of age, Kabir Singh Makkar will be facing off against adult players, at a 50-Over cricket tournament next month.

Team Canada will face team America in the 55th international tankard which knocks off this weekend at Marpole Curling Club.

Balls will fly with rival players when The Kings and Queens Dodgeball Tournament throws down on March 18 at David Thompson Secondary School.