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A big shift in drinking culture has seen a big increase in the demand for non-alcoholic beer. A study on the website Statista.com has said there has been a $278 million revenue generate in sales in 2023. This increase is largely driven by…

By Andrea Dante Studio 58, the theatre training school at Langara College, is working on a new production. The play, which will be performed from March 30th to April 9th, is The Kitchen, a drama written in 1957 by Arnold Wesker. The…

A manga book store in South Vancouver is one the cities most popular, despite not having a presence on social media.

A Youtube Prankster have exposed B.C. universities lack of security at UBC and Langara campuses.

By River H. Kero For transgender and gender-diverse people, vocal training can be a useful tool to help them feel that how they sound aligns with who they are. Additionally, safety can be a concern if someone is presenting physically as…

By Meharwaan Manak Seed exchange events — critical in helping gardeners and farmers grow vegetables and perpetuate the seed supply — have experienced a huge uptick since the pandemic. The events help expand their knowledge on producing…

By Mateo Muego Many post-secondary institutions in B.C. are being cautious with TikTok after the federal and B.C. governments banned TikTok on all government-issued devices.   While dozens of U.S. colleges and universities, including…

By Thea Catipon Faced with the threat of cancellation of some of Vancouver’s most iconic festivals, government and local companies jumped into the breach to keep the festivals alive. Long-standing festivals, such as the…

By Roy Fang Langara College instructor Bradley Hughes and student Amaranta MacAllister were asking people in the A Building foyer to sign a petition on March 6 when a security guard asked them to stop and pack up their stand. Hughes, who…