At Large

By Norman Galimski A new laneway development  has raised concerns from neighbours and has challenged what the future of the historic Camp Road neighbourhood in Cumberland might look like. Neighbours and some members of the village…

By Catherine Mwitta Young Canadians feel uncertain about their future in light of the 2020 U.S. elections, says a Vancouver-based counsellor.  Tricia-Kay Williams, a counsellor at Metamorphose Counselling in Vancouver, said that…

By Tyson Burrows Americans went to the polls yesterday in one of the tightest presidential races in U.S. history, reminiscent of the 2000 election. U.S. media outlets are predicting the results of the vote may not be known for days,…

By Tyson Burrows For the first time in three decades, the NDP has a chance to wrest away the Liberal stranglehold on the Vancouver-Langara riding. Since its creation just prior to the 1991 provincial election, the Vancouver-Langara…

By Joe Ayres Students are raising concerns over what they say is a lack of mental health support from the New Westminster School District during the COVID-19 pandemic. Four out of the district’s 12 schools have had COVID-19 exposures…

By Jessica A. Froud and Steven Chang When consumers see others clearing store shelves, there is a natural human fear response to try and regain control by stocking up your own supplies, according to a Langara psychology instructor. Yet…

By Kristen Holliday Metro Vancouverites — showing foresight and pluck — organized volunteer groups through WeChat to help their neighbours through a time of widespread self-isolation and anxiety, according to group members. …

By Lucas Jornitz B.C. students dependent on jobs to pay tuition and living expenses are now dealing with layoffs as the global COVID-19 pandemic has shut down large parts of the economy.  According to a 2017 report from Vancity, 64…

By Max Leckie Many international students at Langara, separated from their families, are struggling to decide what to do as the school year wraps up and COVID-19 flight and border restrictions block access to international travel.…

By Safoura Rigi-Ladiz The risk of COVID-19 spreading from post-secondary students returning from outside the country should be mitigated in Canada by self-isolation measures, according to an expert.  Tom Koch, adjunct professor for…