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Vancouver residents seeing more urban coyotes wandering during pandemic

admin Dec 2, 2020

By Jacob Van Luven Some Vancouver residents believe that they are seeing more coyotes than usual in the past few weeks. Sites like Reddit and Twitter have seen an increased amount of people sharing photos of coyotes in Vancouver.…

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Online classes strain more than just the eyes

admin Dec 2, 2020

By Meg McLachlan Post-secondary students across the Lower Mainland say they are experiencing an increased level of burnout this year because of COVID-19. Since classes have moved online, more students are suffering from burnout…

Arts & Life

Social isolation leads to lonely holiday season

admin Dec 2, 2020

By Henri B Ngimbis Since the eruption of COVID-19 in Jan. 2020 in B.C., measures such as gathering restriction and social isolation have made it harder for students to be social at that period of the year when Canadians often celebrate…

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Fitness facility regulations leave less options to improve well-being

admin Dec 2, 2020

By Catherine Mwitta Recent COVID-19 gym closures and restrictions have left some students and community members with limited options for maintaining physical and mental health. Some people have been suffering both physically and…

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Langara Film arts program survives COVID-19 year

admin Dec 2, 2020

By Tyson Burrows Doing their own hair and makeup. Changing scripts on the fly so that scenes would be filmed outside. Decorated in facemasks between shots. Langara’s film arts students had no idea what they were in for when classes…

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Voice Radio Ep. 23 – Penny the chicken and betting on current events

admin Dec 2, 2020

Produced by Rui Yang Xu, Emma Gregory, Caroline Egan This week, podcast editor Rui Yang Xu and reporters Emma Gregory and Caroline Egan brings you two stories. First off, Emma Gregory reports on genetically bred chickens like Penny the…

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Video: Aunt Leah’s helps at risk youth through Christmas tree sales

admin Dec 2, 2020

By Norman Galimski and Veronika Khvorostukhina Aunt Leah’s Christmas Tree Lots takes a different approach to holiday tree sales. Every year, they open tree lots across the Lower Mainland to raise money for their charity. Aunt Leah’s is a…

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Voice Radio Ep. 22 – Cycling this winter and the strains of online classes

admin Nov 19, 2020

Produced by Ryan Ng, Veronika Khvoro and Jacob Van Luven Podcast editor Ryan Ng hosts this episode of The Voice Radio. To start, reporter Veronika Khvoro goes over the increase in bicycle demand this winter season as COVID-19 has more…

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Virtual lives lead to real injuries

admin Nov 18, 2020

By Caroline Egan Playing video games for hours on end can be a great form of entertainment during a pandemic, but sitting down for extended periods of time comes at a physical cost. The former president of SFU Esports Association,…

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Increased demand for mental health services amongst students

admin Nov 18, 2020

By Charlie Carey Langara College is currently solidifying its 2025 Strategic Plan, which will aim to provide “effective emotional, physical, and mental well-being supports” for students and employees. The college has said it is…

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