Perrin Grauer

The students and teacher of a new kung fu choreography class are collaborating with a group of independent filmmakers to create a kung fu short film.

Port Moody Mayor Mike Clay is defending his decision to support the rezoning of a paired parcel of city lands to accommodate buildings up to 34 storeys despite opposition from some residents and city councillors who fear such development…

Vancouver’s Chinese lion dance teams work hard to hone the acrobatic skills that will be on display during some of this year’s Chinese New Year celebrations.

The costumes worn by the award-winning Vancouver City Police Lion Dancing Team have each been handmade in China, and are treated with great care and respect by the dancers.

Reported by Perrin Grauer  Following an apology to LGBTQ2+ Canadians by prime minister Trudeau on Tuesday, Vancouver city councillor Tim Stevenson said it’s a breakthrough for the community. “I have been out for about 40 years and I…

Participating in a smudge ceremony is an opportunity to relax and also to learn, said Rick Ouellet, Langara College’s director of Aboriginal education and services.

Advocates for traumatized first responders in British Columbia say that WorkSafeBC’s current handling of their claims lags behind a new standard being adopted by other provinces.

The idea that Millennials are commitment-phobic is all too familiar to some Langara College students.

Indeed, the Langara Falcons basketball teams have their own unusual ways of ensuring their victories.

Reported by Perrin Grauer After discovering vote-counting errors following last month’s election, the Langara Students’ Union says it will develop new protocols for electoral oversight. The LSU Media Committee refused to speculate on…