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By Virender Singh Marpole is losing its sense of community due to rapid and widespread redevelopment, according to some long-term locals who have seen the neighbourhood evolve fast and furiously. New condos and townhomes being built along…

By Rigo Bacaltos The redevelopment plan of Buy-Low Foods on Fraser Street is receiving mixed reviews from locals, with concerns the potential redevelopment could leave many without an all-purpose market. Residents have long relied on…

By Melbah Grace Jacob The new coach for the Langara Falcons women’s basketball team wants to find new ways to motivate the players. Cameron MacGillivary said he wants to build an environment where the players understand what’s…

By Andrea Dante As ABC Vancouver takes over Vancouver city hall and promises to make drinking in public parks permanent, Langara students and experts wonder if Langara Park and Vancouver are ready for that policy. From June 3 to Oct.…

By Shashi Goel Langara College students are providing toothbrushes, toothpaste, floss, baby wipes and other hygiene products to homeless people in Vancouver. Students have created the Langara Society For Homeless Health to try to help…

By Kalvin Moses Lack of Infrastructure and social services are an issue in South Van, according to advocates and one city councillor. “Neighbourhoods of South Vancouver have been historically under invested in relative to the rest of the…

By Langara journalism students   The Langara Falcons saved face Saturday, capping a disappointing tournament with a nervy 4-3 victory over the VIU Mariners in a battle for fifth place at the CCAA men’s soccer nationals.…

By Christopher Harcourt Falcons upset by Montmorency Nomades A late surge by Langara just wasn’t enough and the favoured Falcons were toppled 3-2 by underdogs Montmorency in the bronze medal qualifier Friday at the 2022 CCAA men’s…