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By Lisa Steacy B.C. businesses, service providers and community organizations are increasingly turning to graphic recordings to tackle heavy topics, saying they are more effective when it comes to sharing difficult experiences and…

All Little League players must play with official, “wood-like” bats, approved in January by the board of directors of Little League International, the world ruling body.

Reported by Amanda Poole Perseverance and discipline are two qualities a 16-year-old karate national champion has mastered. Yushi Nakajima who trains at West River Karate in South Vancouver, will be defending his title in kata, a…

“They just kept procrastinating the email,” Elsayed said. “They could've been a little more comprehensive with their replies, rather than simply replying 'we'll get into it' or 'we'll look into it'.”

By Lindsey Lloyd The executive director of a North Burnaby business advocacy group has requested the city install electric vehicle charging stations in the Heights neighbourhood to attract more people who drive zero-emission vehicles.…

The Langara Business Association has worked to raise the approximate $20,000 it will cost to have these solar panels installed, with the support of the school’s facilities department.

By Cloe Logan A Sikh temple and a bhangra dance studio are complaining about dispensaries in the area because they fear they will attract intoxicated people to the temple and the smell of marijuana will stop parents bringing their…

Vancouver women say these workshops create a safer space for women to learn

The Richmond provincial family and youth court is not meeting the demands of the city’s legal cases and an increasing number of people with no legal training are representing themselves.

By Jennifer Wilson All the orange shirts at the Greater Vancouver Food Bank this week signalled the Langara College delegation was on site. An all female group of around 15 students showed up on Tuesday evening to learn how to sort…