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Despite declining numbers in comic book sales, a local non-profit comic organization is keeping the art alive.

Langara’s basketball teams had a tumultuous week, with the women’s team losing two consecutive games — as well as their coach. Meanwhile, the men fared slightly better, defeating one of their top rivals and losing to another.

By Ray Chopping A rezoning application to increase Langara’s density is expected to be complete by Spring 2020, according to a senior facilities consultant at the college. The application is to allow increased density, setting the…

A Langara grad is debuting in her first Eastside Culture Crawl, and bringing a collection of work where she combines her art with stories from local authors.

Technical difficulties with college email accounts will no longer be a worry, said Lawrence Carrington, project manager in Langara’s information technology department.

A human rights activist’s hope for the future is that his son and daughter will grow up in a more peaceful Colombia.

Aya Abdulhadi took the correct steps to protect herself mid rental agreement, according to police recommendations. Yet despite going “by the book,” Abdulhadi said she was still scammed with little hope of a full refund.

A Kerrisdale school is remembering the only Canadian journalist who died in the War in Afghanistan.

Reported by Steven Chang. While the game of basketball serves as a universal language among hoopers, there are differences in the sport between Canada and the United States. Something that the Falcons have learned over the past three…

By Lina Chung With the interest in the sport increasing each year, the Langara ping pong club has been struggling to keep up with the demand — and hopes either the student union buys a second table or the college will add some on campus.…