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Photos: Canadian geese on Granville Island

admin Apr 6, 2023

By Cala Ali, Andrea Dante, and Hannah Mondiwa Seagulls have been one of the main nuisances at popular tourist spots like Granville Island for a long time. Now, a new pest has entered the scene: the Canada goose. The Vancouver Park Board…

Community

Drag for kids is not the same as drag for adults: local queen

admin Apr 4, 2023

By Cala Ali “If I’m at a bachelor party and they are paying me to be crude and fun, I’m going to give them that but I’m not going to give the same performance to four-year-olds,” said The Unstoppable Conni Smudge. Smudge was flanked by…

At Large

Evicted Hastings Street campers are searching for new homes

admin Apr 3, 2023

By THEA CATIPON As the City of Vancouver continues to evict people from the Hastings Street tent encampment, those being ousted say they have nowhere to go. At least, nowhere safe. The city, which has been attempting to remove people…

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Gender diversity considerations lacking in health care, say researchers

admin Apr 3, 2023

By EMMA SHULAR The importance of gender diversity and related health effects aren’t recognized in healthcare as well as they could be, according to researchers at Western University under the Trans PULSE Canada project. Kalysha…

Community

Could vacancy control keep rents down for tenants?

admin Mar 29, 2023

By Virender Singh This story is about vacancy control — which would limit landlords' ability to raise rents between tenants — and the role it could play in the Vancouver rental market. Landlords are concerned that it could disincentivize…

Campus

Petition resumes in foyer unfettered after being shut down

admin Mar 29, 2023

By Roy Fang A Langara College instructor continues to petition in the A Building foyer as he has done for the past 20 years despite an incident two weeks ago when he and a student were told by security to pack up and leave. After…

Community

Indigenous weaving and art are a way of life, says Sparrow

admin Mar 29, 2023

By Marco Shum Indigenous weaving is not just about art, but it is an opportunity to show the Indigenous way to balance your life in the modern world. Debra Sparrow, an Indigenous weaver, and Jasper Berehulke, the coordinator of…

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Canadian Persian community celebrates Nowruz in Vancouver

admin Mar 29, 2023

By SHASHI GOEL With the ongoing civil unrest in Iran, the Nowruz celebrations in Vancouver have a different tone. During the celebration the community held remembrance for Mahsa Amini who was killed by the morality police in…

Arts & Life

Traditional festivals are blooming more than ever

admin Mar 22, 2023

By Thea Catipon Faced with the threat of cancellation of some of Vancouver’s most iconic festivals, government and local companies jumped into the breach to keep the festivals alive. Long-standing festivals, such as the…

Campus

Free speech or solicitation? Dispute over Langara instructor’s petition

admin Mar 22, 2023

By Roy Fang Langara College instructor Bradley Hughes and student Amaranta MacAllister were asking people in the A Building foyer to sign a petition on March 6 when a security guard asked them to stop and pack up their stand. Hughes, who…

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