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By Meharwaan Manak and Tom Eley The shortage of vets in the province has caused some farmers to look for alternatives when caring for their animals. Craig Daniell, chief executive officer for the BC SPCA said that the issue is…

By Nicholas Naylor Olga Betts cannot take anymore rabbits at her facility. many animal across the city are being returned or given to places like the Vancouver Rabbit Rescue and advocacy sanctuary, which Betts founded. These sanctuaries…

By MILICA ANIC People have been gathering to enjoy the rides, fair games and food at the Spring Carnival, running March 30 to April 10, set up by the West Coast Amusements at Lansdowne Centre, Richmond, B.C.  Photo Gallery:…

by Mateo Muego Langara student Naomi Damian doesn’t remember the last time they ate three meals in a day. Sometimes, it’s because of the lack of time, but more often, it’s because they don’t have enough food. They struggle to know…

By Erin Conners Specially designed devices can help people with disabilities in their day-to-day lives, but can also be prohibitively expensive. That’s why Langara’s Applied Research Club is working to help connect people with disabilities…

By Meharwaan Manak Rugby is a young person’s game — but not for members of Burnaby’s Twilighter Rugby Club Ranging in age from 40 to 80-plus, the Twilighters are members of the Cascadia Masters Rugby Union. Their mandate is to…

By THEA CATIPON As the City of Vancouver continues to evict people from the Hastings Street tent encampment, those being ousted say they have nowhere to go. At least, nowhere safe. The city, which has been attempting to remove people…

By EMMA SHULAR The importance of gender diversity and related health effects aren’t recognized in healthcare as well as they could be, according to researchers at Western University under the Trans PULSE Canada project. Kalysha…

By Cala Ali In 2021, the Vancouver Police Department said that four stranger assaults occured per day in Vancouver. However, some say that certain communities are unfairly blamed for the random attacks. In this episode, experts break…

By Milica Anic Students at Simon Fraser University say the implementation of ethics is key for a progressive future with artificial intelligence With growing developments in artificial intelligence, SFU students presented research…