food

By TUAN TRAN With busy schedules and a desire for healthier, cost-effective meals, students are increasingly preparing their weekly meals ahead of time, often relying on meal kits to simplify the process rather than eating out. More…

By SAGE SMITH Langara students have long complained about food on campus being inaccessible, unaffordable and unhealthy. Students have turned to other ways of getting food, such as ordering in through delivery apps or dining at…

By MILICA ANIC People have been gathering to enjoy the rides, fair games and food at the Spring Carnival, running March 30 to April 10, set up by the West Coast Amusements at Lansdowne Centre, Richmond, B.C.  Photo Gallery:…

by Mateo Muego Langara student Naomi Damian doesn’t remember the last time they ate three meals in a day. Sometimes, it’s because of the lack of time, but more often, it’s because they don’t have enough food. They struggle to know…

By Meharwaan Manak An increasing number of Canadians are turning to home gardening to offset the price of fresh produce in the face of spiraling inflation. More than 5.8 million Canadian households experienced some level of food…

South Vancouver businesses have been making way for international food chains and franchises for decades now. But as new franchises continue to appear over the years, some residents still prefer to eat local.

Some young entrepreneurs are turning to food trucks as a viable business — capitalizing on the voids and opportunities created by the pandemic.

Produced By Veronika Khvoro A “kitchen on wheels” can be a creative solution to high commercial rents, according to Lee Kellough and Devon Towler. They are starting a pizza restaurant that fits inside a shipping container placed on a…

“Where hungry minds gather” might be the mission statement of the company that provides dining services at Langara, yet for years, students have been starved of knowing what ingredients go into the food they are being served.

Reported by Darren Amner The Boost app, new on campus, launched earlier this semester. Boost allows you to order food on your phone, and pickup directly from designated zones. So far, students can use Boost at Tim Hortons, Triple O's,…