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Reported by Allison Hayes  Langara’s Philosophy department chair, Alex Boston will host the next campus Philosophers’ Jam on Thursday  because he has a vision for better democratic voting systems. The second jam of the season will…

With online dating becoming more common, the Vancouver Police Department has released a database to help users establish safer dating practices.

Reported by Lisa Tanh Web and print media collided during the Vancouver Art Book Fair this weekend, slashing production and shipping costs. Free and open to the public, the multi-day festival consists of everything from books, magazines,…

Reported by Lindsey Lloyd As a result of B.C.’s opioid epidemic, some post-secondary institutions have created take-home Naloxone kit programs targeting students, but Langara College only possesses a small number of kits that are not as…

Reported by Danica Walker Putting a dog through its paces in competion is one way to test its obedience — especially with added distractions. That is one benefit of the DOGSmart Training and Daycare Rally-O Fun Match, according to…

Reported by Allison Hayes Three weeks past the deadline, the Vancouver Board of Parks + Recreation is still waiting on a number of Vancouver community centres to sign its proposed agreement to update operational rules. The Joint…

Produced by Kurtis Gregory This week we built on the exploration of dating we reported on in our Issues and Ideas section and asked students what their best and worst dates have been, and asked their opinions about online dating sites…

Reported by Kurtis Gregory A popular marijuana industry advocate who campaigned to be Vancouver's next city councillor says she is not deterred from seeking another possible run at city hall despite her sixth-place finish in the Oct. 14…

Community activist Jamie Lee Hamilton says her future in Vancouver politics is up in the air after her sixth attempt to get elected in 21 years fell short in Saturday's byelection.

The Green Party’s success in Saturday’s byelection in Vancouver cannot be viewed as a prelude to what will happen in the polls in the civic election next October.