Siddharth Teotia

By SIDDHARTH TEOTIA Squamish Helping Hands Society hosted a community lunch at The 55 Activity Centre in downtown Squamish, to raise awareness around food waste and access to healthy meals, with Mayor Armand Hurford in attendance on Mar…

By JEAH DINO Langara’s Aboriginal studies department has limited course offerings due to a staff shortage. In the spring 2025 semester, the department is offering two courses: Canadian Aboriginal Experience and Canadian Aboriginal…

By KORALEE NICKARZ and BOB HOMER TransLink recently made the announcement to decommission 150 of its Mark I cars and replace them with newer Mark V models by 2027. Instead of sending them to the scrapyard, the original Mark I trains that…

By SOFIA MOHAMED Shawn Hunt's paintings blend traditional Heiltsuk art with personal narratives in his new exhibition, titled Dream Season. It reimagines Hunt’s life as daydreams, forming a series of surreal scenes with human, animal and…

By LYDIA OCHIENG Langara College library has abolished late fees on borrowed items, hoping to better incorporate the needs of students accessing the facilities. Under the initiative, there are no late fees on overdue items from the…

By KORALEE NICKARZ A Greater Vancouver Food Bank policy prevents international students experiencing food insecurity during their first year in Canada from receiving free food while they adjust to an unfamiliar country and community.…

By YEORGIOS PRONTZOS Langara students are missing out on being scared – at least at the campus library. The Langara library’s second annual Halloween Film Fest, designed to enhance student engagement, has struggled to draw a crowd.…

By YASHVIKA GROVER and SIDDHARTH TEOTIA Raminder Dosanjh remembers when women who were a part of a big influx of immigration from India in the late 1960s and 1970s lacked critical social and emotional support. “There were hardly any…

By YASHVIKA GROVER and SIDDHARTH TEOTIA In a bid to capitalize on the booming market for non-alcoholic beverages, one Vancouver brewer is hoping to tap into a new market — vending machines in campuses across the province. The idea…

By SIDDHARTH TEOTIA The BC Wheelchair Basketball Society received $55,000 in federal funding to buy a shiny new fleet of wheelchairs. Now, they just need money to pay for coaches. The society, which promotes participation in sports…