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By Thea Catipon Vancouver’s drag scene is full of new and old artists set out to make a living with their craft. The many drag queens, kings and things led to their expansion of drag to other areas – venturing into the workplace outside…

By EDMUND HAYLEY Pottery might look like it's easy, but it's not for the faint of heart. Aspiring potters must come to grips with a slow learning curve, the physical nature of the art and the cost of equipment, material and proper studio…

By JAMIE MAH   Corner store culture in Vancouver is enjoying a resurgence among Gen Z, who increasingly see them as a community gathering space as well, importantly, as a source of local and sustainable goods.    According to the City of…

By MILICA ANIC A Studio 58 graduate and father is one of at least three declared candidates vying to be a school trustee in an expected New Westminster school board byelection. Shawn Sorensen, a political rookie and New Westminster…

Photos and story by CHRISTOPHER HARCOURT Some young adults don’t see cars as just a mode of transportation, but a passion that went into overdrive. These students have multiple cars they work on that they modify, often spending thousands…

By EMILY BEST Correction Nov. 29, 2023: A previous version of this story stated that at the start of the fall semester, Langara College’s website listed $487.13 per semester, plus $8.74 added per credit. In fact, this amount was specific…

By CALA ALI Some college and university students have noticed a decline in their mental health since the start of the Israel-Palestine war. Community groups representing both Israeli and Palestinian students, such as Hillel B.C. and the…

By LOUIS BERGERON Despite a poor start to the season, the Langara Falcons women’s basketball team is hoping to turn things around by getting their new players up to the collegiate level. The team, led by second year Langara coach­…

By JACOB ARON LEUNG This story was originally published on Nov. 1, 2023.  Students who turned to coffee for academic support and developed a dependency are looking at alternatives to replace their reliance on the beverage. The USDA…