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Reported by Agazy Mengesha The Punjabi Market area, located on Main Street between 48th and 51st Avenue, has experienced a decline as families and businesses have moved away from the community to areas like Surrey. Revitalization…

Reported by Austin Everett World War II veteran, Jack Burch, said he wants international students and young Canadians to remember him and his colleagues' Canadian service. “I want them to remember me; what’s left of us,” said Burch.…

Produced by Adam Levi and Maxim Fossey In episode 11 of Voice Radio, web editors Adam Levi and Maxim Fossey take a close look at what lacrosse organizations are doing locally and globally to expand their programs during the fall season.…

Reported by Steven Chang  The night jogging program at Eastside Fitness in South Vancouver gives new runners an alternative fitness option to better fit their busy schedules.Office worker Beth Ringdahl said she knew she had to stay in…

After wowing a local elementary school with their interactive, multi-phased candy project, ‘Big Rock Candy Mountain,’ a pair of artists explained the kind of impact participatory art can have on getting students more involved in public art.

Reported by Palak Klaire High rent isn’t the only thing that challenges Vancouver shops in the downtown core. Some small business owners say robbery — sometimes with inadequate police response — also contributes to major difficulties. Two…

By Lauren Gargiulo Experienced runners sweated it out last week, setting the pace instead of competing in an effort to give back to their running community by helping their fellow athletes pump up their race times. Pacers,…

Reported by Ray Chopping Many people take the time to learn to play a musical instrument growing up and during their schooling — but where does a classically trained musician go in South Vancouver to continue practising their art?…

Dalila Gonzales, a retired businesswoman who immigrated from Peru 40 years ago, said that although she learned French while living in Montreal, she appreciates the opportunity to continue speaking French in Vancouver. 

Reported by  Lauren Gargiulo Young women with higher levels of reading proficiency at the age of 15 earn more than those with lower levels — mainly because they acquire more educational credentials, leading to higher earnings. The…