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Vancouver theatre company Awkward Stage Productions is holding a casting call for their newest theatre production, Cry-Baby. Led by a recent Studio 58 director, it will be staged at the Vancouver Fringe Festival.

Dressage horses and riders strutted their stuff this weekend at an equestrian centre in South Vancouver to gather feedback from judges before moving to the more advanced competitions of the season.

With final projects piling up and exam season quickly approaching, Langara College’s psychology department is spearheading a study focused on test anxiety.

Coquitlam has begun its annual campaign to remind its residents to be “bear smart” because bears will soon wake up from hibernation and wander through neighbourhoods in search of food.

Craft breweries along a popular strip in Port Moody have approached city council to extend their hours, add patios and amplified music to accommodate the growth in their businesses.

A DNA bar coding system developed by a student and an instructor in the Langara biology department could help the local craft beer industry.

Actors are giving up the spotlight, but are still pulling the strings, in Studio 58’s first puppet-only play

Upcycling, taking textiles destined for the landfill and transforming them into environmentally-friendly fashion, is a practice that local clothing companies and even high-end designers at Eco Fashion Week have taken on.

While students at Langara may have to wait weeks for an on-campus counselling appointment, the Langara Students’ Union’s health plan includes online counselling services which could offer a more immediate solution.

With marathon season coming up, the Langara Run Club is a training ground for students on campus hoping to manage their stress and compete with other Vancouver runners.