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Two blocks west of Langara College, students face the fifth most dangerous intersection in Vancouver.

Even years after leaving the military, retired soldiers are connecting with fellow veterans for support after experiencing the lasting effects of war

With young adults across Canada facing the highest unemployment rates of any age group during the pandemic, many students are experiencing financial anxiety.

South Vancouver businesses have been making way for international food chains and franchises for decades now. But as new franchises continue to appear over the years, some residents still prefer to eat local.

In its drive toward adopting eVTOL (electric Vertical Take-Off and Landing) aerial vehicles by 2035, B.C. based air medical service provider Helijet is facing some challenges, such as legislation and building credibility.

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

Chris Howe wants everyone in Vancouver to have access to an automated aerial vehicle that has similar function to helicopters — by 2035.

Langara students are helping bring back Still Creek’s indigenous wildlife, with hopes that salmon will return

By Maxine Ellis Despite many students having taken advantage of CERB, EI and other government benefits this past year, experts say students can expect a similar tax return in 2021. The COVID-19 pandemic had created many different…

By Sena Law A new compostable coffee pod has been created by UBC’s Zachary Hudson, though things may not be as green as they seem. In the right facility, the product can be fully composted. In Vancouver, our green waste facilities are…