Langara Creative Arts & Industry staying on campus
Langara College has not been granted the empty space on Granville Island for the college’s Creative Arts and Industries Division.
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Exotic pets more high maintenance than most expect
Reported by Natalia Buendia Calvillo
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Reported by Jennifer Wilson
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