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Red dresses, strung in the trees around Langara’s campus to remember missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls, were taken down Nov. 2.

Stress and difficulty adjusting to the return to campus may explain the high level of cheating among students that has continued at Langara College since the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Langara College has saved over 2.2 million plastic bottles with the addition of water filling stations on campus, but specific initiatives to eliminate single-use plastics are vague in the school’s strategic plan.

The food truck industry has been seeing drastic changes since the start of the pandemic, with the City of Vancouver introducing curbside electricity and business owners choosing more flexible permits.

New laboratory space for students will be one of the benefits of a five-year project between Langara and Canadian cannabis growers.

Some young entrepreneurs are turning to food trucks as a viable business — capitalizing on the voids and opportunities created by the pandemic.

Langara College has surpassed its goal of raising $1 million in bursary funds despite the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to emergency fundraising efforts.

Langara nursing students are training for the frontlines of health care during a deadly pandemic.

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