Norman Galimski

By Amir Khan Ultimate Frisbee is set for a possible return as province-wide restrictions on organized sports are expected to ease by summer 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic caused both elementary and secondary schools to cancel their…

By Norman Galimski The second wave of the pandemic bike boom is well underway and the domino effects from last year are stressing the supply chain for bike shops. The changes in who is cycling in Vancouver are becoming visible. In…

By Emily Lyth Every day, David Faber cleans up the litter that has accumulated on his front lawn on Victoria Drive with a bucket and trash picker in hand. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began, trash from local businesses has been…

By Sena Law Some Langara students are unhappy over a tuition increase in the midst of the pandemic when financial stability is not a guarantee. As Langara approaches the one year anniversary of transitioning to online schooling,…

Produced by Norman Galimski, Emily Lyth and Maxine Ellis https://soundcloud.com/user-699402800/voice-radio-ep-24-science-jobs-the-community-gardens-future-and-a-meme-contest In this week's episode, Emily Lyth takes a look at what the…

By Norman Galimski A new laneway development  has raised concerns from neighbours and has challenged what the future of the historic Camp Road neighbourhood in Cumberland might look like. Neighbours and some members of the village…

By Norman Galimski Some Langara students are unhappy that tuition has remained the same even though a large majority of classes are now being taught online this semester. Like most other post-secondary institutions in B.C., Langara…