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Langara Faculty Association president Pauline Greaves-Aylward asked the board of governors Thursday to replace president and CEO Paula Burns, citing ongoing instability, cuts and a lack of a clear financial recovery plan. The board was…

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 RICK GOODE Since the return of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency - and the inane trade war that came with it - there has been a significant rise in Canadian patriotism. And while it might be fun to boo the U.S. anthem at…

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 JUAN DIAZ LOPEZ Food businesses across the Lower Mainland are preparing for potential price increases from suppliers in response to U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats. Under Trump’s proposed plan, an additional 25 per…

By MARIANNE MIRAMBEL The chair of Langara’s economics department says students will be significantly affected by potential tariffs imposed on Canadian goods by the United States. “So the tariffs could create a recession in Canada,”…

By Nils Rummler A significant downfall in the number of volunteers has affected the entire country. Since the beginning of the Covid-19-pandemic more and more community programs are struggling to provide help and…

Team Canada will face team America in the 55th international tankard which knocks off this weekend at Marpole Curling Club.

For Langara students, working and help from family are ways to pay tuition without taking on student debt, which according to the Bank of Montreal is worse in B.C. than anywhere else in Canada. B.C. students have the most debt compared to…