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By Ryan Ng Job fairs and co-op career workshops at Langara College and other post-secondary institutions are being cancelled due to the global pandemic. The head of the college’s co-op and career centre says students should not miss out…

By Lucas Jornitz Springtime is usually a time when students are keen to shake off the winter blues, spend some time outside in the sunshine and get out to socialize with their friends. With COVID-19 causing shutdowns, some students say…

By Max Leckie Many international students at Langara, separated from their families, are struggling to decide what to do as the school year wraps up and COVID-19 flight and border restrictions block access to international travel.…

By Danauca Dory Some businesses in South Vancouver neighbourhoods are being hit hard by the effects of the COVID-19 outbreak and the fears it has created. Several businesses have said they’ve noticed a stark change in their customers…

Reported by Jacob Hoheisel Despite the sport’s aggressive physical contact, rugby can be played safely by kids of all ages, according to club players at Capilano RFC, who hope B.C.’s rugby pool will grow deeper among younger children.…

By Rui Yang Xu While the sport is fun, John Aveline feels that lawn bowling isn’t getting the love it deserves. Aveline, the former president and current coach of Kerrisdale Lawn Bowls Club, said while the sport is quite interesting…

By Safoura Rigi-Ladiz The risk of COVID-19 spreading from post-secondary students returning from outside the country should be mitigated in Canada by self-isolation measures, according to an expert.  Tom Koch, adjunct professor for…

By Ryan Ng A tuition fee increase for international students at Langara College has alarmed students like Henrik Braga. Braga, a third-year business student, thinks the price hike is reasonable but is also worried because his parents,…

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By Lina Chung Victoria's Health food store on Lonsdale and 17th street in North Vancouver has had an increase in sales  of immune boosting products and  supplements in the last 10 days as customers react to the coronavirus situation.