Vancouver

By RICK GOODE Do you often find yourself wondering what you’re going to do on a Friday night? You’re probably not the only one. Vancouver residents have reported some of the lowest satisfaction with their quality of life than any other…

By OKSANA SHTOHRYN Ivy Charles hopes Vancouver's first Black queer web series will inspire work that spotlights Black queer joy, struggle and existence. Charles, who graduated from Studio 58 in 2020, stars in the series Novelette is…

By  HILARY ANGUS The East Vancouver park, built in 1979, is Vancouver’s oldest skate park and one of the oldest skateparks in North America. Located near East Broadway and Clark Drive, the park reopened to the public on Oct. 11 after a…

By JEAH DIÑO Southlands Nursery in South Vancouver is not only a boutique that offers a wide selection of plants, garden needs and decors, it’s also a place where you can find beautiful and unique things. Purchased and renamed in 1991 by…

By MAJENTA BRAUMBERGER Feelings of loneliness are rising among Canadian youth, and Kousha Talebian and Zuki Majuqwana say they wanted to change things. They created the online platform Common Ground with the goal of making in-person…

By HILARY ANGUS The B.C. government’s new policy of standardized minimum nurse-to-patient ratios will result in better training for nursing students, says a Vancouver critical care nurse. According to Ben Aubrey, a registered nurse at St.…

First-time home buyers are going to find it tougher to get into the market after a new B.C. home flipping tax is implemented, according to a Fraser Valley realtor.

By BRICIA CORTES and CHARLOTTE HUI Food delivery driver Pan Kaj can’t imagine how much more difficult it would be for him to do his job if he didn’t have his e-scooter. His machine allows him to make more deliveries and get around to…

By ALYSSA GLENN and ANNABEL BESSEM Today I am presenting you with a story on security cameras at Langara College. We first look at theft inside the college and how the lack of security cameras prevent personnel from identifying suspects.…

By ALY GLENN Since the removal of a campsite in South Vancouver, nearby shelters have seen an increase in people seeking refuge from the weather. A small community of campers had set up an encampment near the Oak Street Bridge for…