Vancouver

By Hannah Snider, Laisa Conde and Michael Su Dungeons and Dragons has developed a multitude of devotees and participants within the last forty years. Despite nerd stereotypes, the game has recently been used as a therapeutic method to…

By Aishwarya Singh This story has been updated to include comments from Coun. Jean Swanson and Janet Smith of The Kettle Society. A housing development for homeless people proposed in South Vancouver has neighbourhood residents…

By Juan Ramírez As the cost of living increases and financial challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic persist, financial assistance from the Langara College Foundation has become a necessity for many students. The pandemic caused a…

By Lauren Accili  This story has been updated to include comments from Christine Boyle and Nicholas Blomley  Urban studies is a burgeoning field of studies, and Langara College along with other schools are developing courses to deal…

Haida filmmaker Christopher Auchter created a unique take on an ancient Haida fable by focusing on a female protagonist whose story is told without dialogue

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…

Reported by Jan Bevilacqua  Nearly one year after sweeping COVID-19 restrictions closed many Vancouver businesses and left thousands jobless, many locals have found creative ways to earn a living. Many are now making a profit off their…

By Ryan Ng Vancouver’s community cats will have a tougher time this winter as COVID-19 has not only affected animal owners but animal services as well. The increase in feral and stray cats has come from the fact that many have…

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…