At Large
Knot online: young textile artists choose knitting over doom scrolling
By AVERY ST. GERMAIN
To escape the stress of the digital age, young people are pursuing old-fashioned hobbies…
South Vancouver music lovers find a new spot for a blend of…
By ZOE LI
A neighbourhood outside Vancouver's music scene is home to a new jazz venue that supports its…
As war intensifies, Iranian students say they need more…
By LIAM ROBERT SCOTT
As the conflict involving Iran intensifies, Iranian students say support at Langara College…
New urgent and primary care centre planned for growing Port…
BY ROSE LEUNG
After relying on out-of-city hospitals for years, Port Coquitlam residents will soon be able to…
Campus
Granville street goes car-free for FIFA World Cup
By AVERY ST. GERMAIN
Granville Street will become a pedestrian-only zone this summer to celebrate the FIFA World…
Dispute over Staffing numbers dominate BOG meeting
By LIAM ROBERT SCOTT
At a board of governors meeting last month, the Langara Faculty Association and college…
International student caps went further than orginally…
By RIDWAAN ADAS
Langara faculty are concerned about a recent report from the federal Auditor General that…
Former alumnus shining a new light on Langara’s film…
By EHXEA ANTOINE
As enrolment declines across Langara College, the film arts production program is experiencing…
Arts & Life
Life as an astronaut child: a memoir
BY DANIEL BUMANGLAG
For many kids, being unsupervised without a parental figure is like winning the lottery and…
Street performers face FIFA barriers
BY AJ WATT
The City of Vancouver says that street performers will have to apply for permits to perform in…
When words aren’t enough youth find healing through art
By LIAM CLARKE
As mental health challenges increase among young Canadians, art therapy has become an…
Small models behind large sculptures
By VALENTINA BARRERA
Sculptor Marie Khouri is pulling back the curtain on her public art, inviting visitors to not…
Opinion
Op Ed: Don’t limit your expression…or ours
By MARC GUIDO BOLEN
Last week, more than 900 copies of the Voice were taken overnight. After replacing them with…
Opinion: Vancouver Fashion Week’s inclusion of Shein…
After swift and substantial criticism on social media, Vancouver Fashion Week walked back on its decision to…
Opinion: City politicians should sharpen their focus on the…
There's a byelection coming up in April, and municipal candidates have been conspicuously absent from youth-focused…
Opinion: Canadians should be wary of the rise in patriotism
By RICK GOODE
Since the return of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency - and the inane trade war that…
the Voice Podcast
To the Moon… and back
By SIDDHARTH TEOTIA, EHXEA ANTOINE AND VALENTINA BARRERA
Artemis II, launched on April 1, 2026, was the first…
Rethinking failure: a different kind of success story
By, PHILOMENA OKOLO, DUNCAN McCARTHY, GUILHERME MÜLLER
On this episode, we explore the transformative power of…
Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 84 – Iranian women fight…
By JUAN PABLO LOPEZ, RHEA SINGH and AVERY ST. GERMAIN
Vancouver has a large Iranian diaspora, among them are…
Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 83 – New app converting the visual…
By ELLIOT SHOJANIA, AJ WATT and EHXEA ANTOINE
Assistive technology is supposed to deliver agency into the hands…
Special Investigation
Government programs aim to reduce underground economy with education and…
This 5-part series explores Canada's shadow markets – from cash-only home repairs and community "gift exchanges" to…
No clowning around: underground shows provide low-cost…
This 5-part series explores Canada's shadow markets – from cash-only home repairs and community "gift exchanges" to…
From carpenters to plumbers, homeowners hunt for skilled…
This 5-part series explores Canada's shadow markets – from cash-only home repairs and community "gift exchanges" to…
CRA cracks down on cash businesses and ticket reselling,…
This 5-part series explores Canada’s shadow markets – from cash-only home repairs and community “gift exchanges” to…