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Reported by Austin Everett The promise of free transit in Vancouver’s election campaign is something that might turn heads at Langara, but free comes at a cost, according to a local urban planner. Right now Langara students pay a…

 Reported by Mathilda De Villiers Local artist displayed their work made of recycled materials at Metro Theatre Centre last week. Coordinator and artist Tracy-Lynn Chernaske was inspired to showcase local female artists’ “under one roof,”…

Reported by Joe Ayres Canine caregivers with risk management certificates are receiving priority status when pursuing a career in the canine industry. “If somebody were to drop off a resume and I saw we would definitely put them at…

Reported by Nathan Durec Two students running in the Langara Students’ Union election are campaigning for better communication between the Aboriginal community and the LSU. Danni Beardy and Daniel Kennedy are running for the position…

Reported by Nick Laba On the day Canadian cannabis became legal, many in the budding industry were out of work. All 20 city-sanctioned pot shops in South Vancouver would have to close their doors Oct.17—even the four previously issued…

Reported by Mandy Moon Housing affordability dominated the discussion when parties running in the municipal election came to campus last week. Nine of the 11 parties running candidates in Vancouver’s municipal election sent…

Reported by Taesa Hodel For the first time Langara will celebrate 49 alumni at their annual awards, rather than their usual three. To recognize the achievements of Langara College as a community, the college will celebrate the…

Reported by Kathryn Tindale British Columbians will be voting via postal ballot about the fate of their voting system between Oct. 22 and Nov. 30, 2018. Electoral reform activist Keith Poore and Bill Tieleman, founder of Vote No to…

Reported by Agazy Mengesha  Today's the day! Marijuana is legal across Canada. Reporter Agazy Mengesha asks South Vancouver how they feel about Oct.17, 2018. https://youtu.be/x5xOJSDt7Os

Reported by Darren Amner The Boost app, new on campus, launched earlier this semester. Boost allows you to order food on your phone, and pickup directly from designated zones. So far, students can use Boost at Tim Hortons, Triple O's,…