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With young adults across Canada facing the highest unemployment rates of any age group during the pandemic, many students are experiencing financial anxiety.

Studio 58’s newest production, Everybody, is a philosophical journey to death that questions what it means to be alive.

Red dresses, strung in the trees around Langara’s campus to remember missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, were taken down Nov. 2.

Stress and difficulty adjusting to the return to campus may explain the high level of cheating among students that has continued at Langara College since the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Langara College has saved over 2.2 million plastic bottles with the addition of water filling stations on campus, but specific initiatives to eliminate single-use plastics are vague in the school’s strategic plan.

South Vancouver businesses have been making way for international food chains and franchises for decades now. But as new franchises continue to appear over the years, some residents still prefer to eat local.

Three years after Canada greenlighted the sale of lawful recreational marijuana, Bowen Island has legalized local pot stores with virtually no public opposition.

The food truck industry has been seeing drastic changes since the start of the pandemic, with the City of Vancouver introducing curbside electricity and business owners choosing more flexible permits.

In its drive toward adopting eVTOL (electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing) aerial vehicles by 2035, B.C. based air medical service provider Helijet is facing some challenges, such as legislation and building credibility.

Still in mourning over the sudden death of a city councillor earlier this year, the city of Vernon is preparing to replace her in a byelection even as the pandemic continues