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By THEA CATIPON Port Coquitlam is letting residents track the city’s snow and ice removal in real time. The city is attaching GPS systems to its snow clearing vehicles so that they can be tracked online. The goal is to make residents…

By LOUIS BERGERON Retail businesses have traditionally drawn in customers mainly through visual design. Today, as stores compete for the attention of potential customers, businesses are trying to offer other sensory experiences.…

By LOUIS BERGERON Students are repeating prerequisite classes for Langara’s nursing program to improve their grades to have a higher chance of acceptance amidst intense competition. Howard Ha, a biology student at Langara, is retaking…

By MAIYA SUZUKI The Langara Students’ Union financial documents show that tens of thousands of dollars are allocated to student committees, yet some members believe many committees have been defunct since the pandemic.   Some students…

By Thea Catipon Vancouver’s drag scene is full of new and old artists set out to make a living with their craft. The many drag queens, kings and things led to their expansion of drag to other areas – venturing into the workplace outside…

By: MATEO MUEGO, ERIN CONNERS, THEA CATIPON, CALA ALI Students seeking to run in the upcoming Langara Students’ Union election are questioning the eligibility process and are concerned about what they call a lack of transparency from LSU…

By Thea Catipon Outdated signs with floor maps potentially in breach of the fire code have been removed from Langara College walls. The signs came to the attention of students when Jackson Belec, a second-year geography student, shared a…