British Columbia

By YEORGIOS PRONTZOS Sam Katevatis has some advice for those concerned about the growth of artificial intelligence technology and cybersecurity.  “The internet is not this big, complicated thing,” said Katevatis, a Grade 12 student at…

By HAZEL LOVE Katey Da Silva had hundreds of medical visits, with dozens of doctors across two provinces. For years, her extreme pelvic pain and fatigue were dismissed as “normal for women” by health professionals. Da Silva,…

By SAGE SMITH Langara College says it has eliminated 31 administrative positions as it prepares for a massive deficit in the next fiscal year. In an internal email sent Thursday, college president Paula Burns said 23 “permanent…

By MARIANNE MIRAMBEL Amid the college’s financial woes, two Chinese language instructors are fighting for the rights of the students who want to take the courses. As reported in theVoice, Langara College is facing a back-to-back…

By YEORGIOS PRONTZOS Young Canadians need to invest in democracy, otherwise it could disappear faster than their money in a crypto scam.   Canadian identity has often been shaped by the ways we differ from our southern neighbours.…

By MARC GUIDO BOLEN  Langara College is cutting all Chinese classes from the department of modern languages, beginning fall 2025.   The cuts come amidst what the college called “a five percent cut across the board” in response to a…

By MILENA BAAK With many sexual health clinics in B.C. facing potential closures, experts say at-home and online testing can make sexual health care more accessible but warn this is only a Band-Aid solution.  The non-profit Options…

By MAJENTA BRAUMBERGER Premier David Eby expressed frustration today that the federal government's impending tax cut will disproportionately benefit those from other provinces. “I'm expecting in my conversations with the prime…

By Tom Eley and Clarissa Kurniawan The stories that include fentanyl usually consist of death, overdose and danger, always painting the bleak landscape that this drug has facilitated.  This is not that story.   Kevin Parker, who…

By Nils Rummler Janice Abbott, CEO of Atira Women's Resource Society shares her excitement about the decision of the B.C. government to make prescription contraceptives free of charge as of April 1, 2023. British Columbia will be the…