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By Jordan Copp, Nicholas Naylor, and Seth Forward As the weather darkens and the temperature drops, most people tend to cozy up inside. It is also a challenging time of year academically as students wrap up their fall semester.…

By: Kenneth Wong, Virender Singh, Marco Shum, Kalvin Moses Urban planning is the unseen force that determines how a city operates. Urban planning is often confusing due to the layers of complexity in the system.  Urban planners must…

The misclassification of gig workers excludes them from taking part in B.C.'s new paid sick leave program.

Produced by Catherine Mwitta, Jan Bevilacqua, Alex Antrobus https://soundcloud.com/user-699402800/voice-radio-ep-26-future-of-community-in-a-post-pandemic-society-and-the-hubs-latest-initiative In this semester’s special…

Produced by Caroline Egan and Etuviere Mkapor In this week’s episode, Caroline Egan speaks to several First Nation members in the Lower Mainland about receiving vaccinations in their communities thus far, and Etuviere Mkapor takes a look…

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…

Produced by Rui Yang Xu, Emma Gregory, Caroline Egan This week, podcast editor Rui Yang Xu and reporters Emma Gregory and Caroline Egan brings you two stories. First off, Emma Gregory reports on genetically bred chickens like Penny the…

Produced by Ryan Ng, Veronika Khvoro and Jacob Van Luven Podcast editor Ryan Ng hosts this episode of The Voice Radio. To start, reporter Veronika Khvoro goes over the increase in bicycle demand this winter season as COVID-19 has more…

Produced by Soubhik Chakrabarti, Breanne Doyle and Charlie Carey. In this episode of Voice Radio, podcast editor Soubhik Chakrabarti and reporters Breanne Doyle and Charlie Carey preview two stories. First, they take a look at whether…