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The problem of plastic in oceans is pressing and needs greater action, said visitors to the Vancouver Aquarium.

The B.C. government announced Friday that schools would have better access to menstrual products.

An alleged arson that set T Building ablaze was no April Fools’ joke, Langara student Sasha Cross later learned.

Two hundred recommendations in a new report on Indigenous women in the Downtown Eastside need to be acted on urgently, according to co-author Harsha Walia.

Assistive technologies have helped bring many people with disabilities into sports. These opportunities are growing for local athletes, and is the focus of a UBC panel happening next week.

The city that is home to almost a quarter of all poor children in B.C. may be getting a big helping hand, as a result of the province’s first targeted poverty-reduction strategy.

Students’ opinions on emergency preparedness at the college were divided as they weighed in on the deliberate arson attack at Langara on Monday. 

Gun violence is one of the world’s most pressing public health issues, causing avoidable injuries, death, hardship and horror, according to a Vancouver physician.

An email written by the man charged with the arson attacks at Langara College seemed to indicate the incendiary devices detonated on campus were directed at a chemistry instructor and the one member of the college’s administration.

Vancouverites could see rental-only zones recommended later this year to the City of Vancouver in efforts to provide minimum wage-earning citizens with a chance to enter the rental market, according to the Vancouver mayor.