Meg McLachlan

By Meg McLachlan  Residents of the most populous Gulf Island are speaking out over what they are calling unfair bylaw enforcement of the Islands Trust mandate “to preserve and protect.” The Islands Trust was established in 1974 as…

By Hannah Snider  One year into the pandemic, post-secondary graduating students fear they are entering an economy of unprecedented unemployment and a financial recession. As of March, the national unemployment level rose to 9.4 per…

By Meg McLachlan According to the National Initiatives for Eating Disorders in Canada (NIEDC), one in 10 Canadians with an eating disorder, will die from their illness. Langara Voice reporter Meg McLachlan speaks to Gaya Murthy, a…

By Meg McLachlan Post-secondary students across the Lower Mainland say they are experiencing an increased level of burnout this year because of COVID-19. Since classes have moved online, more students are suffering from burnout…

By Meg McLachlan Despite the increasing use of digital payments since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, many Vancouver businesses are still accepting cash. Many coffee shops, breweries and retail stores only accepted credit and…