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Reported by Agazy Mengesha The writer of a new Studio 58 play says her latest work explores shame and memory, subjects she’s wanted to tackle for years. Mortified, written by Amy Rutherford, centers around a thirteen-year-old girl on…

Reported by Mandy Moon Kay Sutherland says younger people aren’t showing up to Scottish dance classes like they used to. Sutherland teaches a class at the Scottish Cultural Centre in Marpole, and said that newcomers tend to like Scottish…

Reported by Cloe Logan Students need to have a voice in transportation decisions in the Lower Mainland, says one University of B.C. representative who is working with the new TransLink mayors’ council to ensure that. “The is working to…

Reported by Taesa Hodel Women wouldn’t have the health resources they do today if it weren’t for the past activism of young women in Canadian colleges and universities across the country says the author of a new book. Lorraine Greaves…

Reported by Cameron Thomson Delta city council’s approval of the municipality’s first casino remains a divisive topic with some residents saying it doesn’t fit with the community’s ideals.  On Nov. 13, Gateway Casinos received approval…

Reported by Roxanne Egan-Elliott https://youtu.be/irGppgrdXkE With 18 per cent of B.C.’s proportional representation referendum ballots cast as of Nov. 16, Kerrisdale Community Centre held a debate to give both sides a chance to…

Reported by Kate Gardiner On a cold night in 2005, Gregory Ould was leaving a movie theatre in Vancouver when he noticed a homeless man in an alcove. When he asked what he could do to help, he received an unexpected answer. The man…

Reported by Darren Amner Both the men’s and women’s basketball teams signed off the term this weekend with games at Vancouver Island University and Camosun. The men lost the first night 103-83, but came from behind to win 105-103 on…

Produced by Nathan Durec Four Langara graduates opened their studio doors and showcased their artwork at this year's Eastside Culture Crawl. The students that participated at the crawl were a few of approximately 500 artists around…

Produced by Nathan Gan The Frameworq Education Society hosted a pocket-making workshop last Sunday. The society regularly hosts classes teaching basic sewing skills so that attendees can fix and adjust their own clothes. The idea is to…