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By SAGE SMITH The Langara Faculty Association says it remains frustrated that the college has not responded to its claim that more than 200 instructors have lost work. LFA president Pauline Greaves said she had not received answers…

By MARIANNE MIRAMBEL Amid the college’s financial woes, two Chinese language instructors are fighting for the rights of the students who want to take the courses. As reported in theVoice, Langara College is facing a back-to-back…

Article by Sage Smith Video by Rick Goode, Yeorgios Prontzos and Oksana Shtohryn Nearly 80 faculty members showed up to the board of governors meeting at Langara College today to draw attention to over 200 jobs they say have been lost…

By SAGE SMITH The Langara Faculty Association shared some “grim” news with its members this week, saying that over 200 faculty members had lost work because of declining international student enrolment, and they expect more to come. …

By DANIEL BUMANGLAG Students who are parents face unique challenges in securing childcare over spring break, but camps can be an advantageous option.  Michael Murray works at Southlands Heritage Farm, which offers two spring break…

By ELLIOT MOFFAT-SHOJANIA Two Vancouver business association leaders say they’re worried that local franchisees of U.S.-based companies may get caught in the crossfire amidst the growing trade war, U.S. tariffs and a push to buy…

By AMBER MONIZ As Langara College struggles with declining international student enrolment, a new advertising campaign is targeting domestic students in Metro Vancouver.   Launched in fall 2024, a mix of print and digital…