Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 80 – Student Homelessness on the Rise
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Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 79 – Community response to support charitable grocery prices of Stadium…
By TUAN TRAN and EHRIN LOPEZ
In the heart of Vancouver, B.C., Stadium Market and its owner, Gayathri Arun, are making a difference by offering affordable pricing for produce such as milk, egg, and bread—and sometimes even giving it away…
Langara Voice Podcast Ep. 78 – Much Ado About Nothing To Do: Is Vancouver Really No Fun City?
By RICK GOODE
Do you often find yourself wondering what you’re going to do on a Friday night? You’re probably not the only one. Vancouver residents have reported some of the lowest satisfaction with their quality of life than any other…
Ep. 72 – Langara students continue to be affected by the job restrictions implemented by the…
Limiting the hours students can work can be a problem considering how expensive it is to live in Vancouver
Ep. 71 – Vancouver nonprofits put sustainability in the hands of residents
By TUAN TRAN and JEAH DIÑO
British Columbia produced 2.6 million tonnes of landfill-bound waste in 2022, with nearly half of that originating from Metro Vancouver. Seeking to bring this number down one person at a time, some residents…
Instructors and students adjust to the inevitability of AI
By MARIANNE MIRAMBEL
Langara students say they are using AI to assist them in their schoolwork while avoiding academically dishonest uses of the new technology.
Amneesh Pal Singh, a third semester web and mobile app design and…
South Van brewery uses wild flavours to stand out in craft beer market
By Kalvin Moses
Dogwood Brewery is a South Vancouver brewery offering unique beers such as Coconut Chai, London Fog & Honey Beer. However, in a city filled with breweries, was this a creative decision to stay above the rest? Lets…
Voice Radio Ep. 37 – Student Physical Health
By Jordan Copp, Nicholas Naylor, and Seth Forward
As the weather darkens and the temperature drops, most people tend to cozy up inside. It is also a challenging time of year academically as students wrap up their fall semester.…
Voice Radio Ep. 33 – The hidden intricacies of urban planning
By: Kenneth Wong, Virender Singh, Marco Shum, Kalvin Moses
Urban planning is the unseen force that determines how a city operates. Urban planning is often confusing due to the layers of complexity in the system.
Urban planners must…
Voice Radio Ep. 27 – Paid sick leave is here, unless you’re a gig worker
The misclassification of gig workers excludes them from taking part in B.C.'s new paid sick leave program.