Vancouver

By Ryan Ng Vancouver’s community cats will have a tougher time this winter as COVID-19 has not only affected animal owners but animal services as well. The increase in feral and stray cats has come from the fact that many have…

By Meg McLachlan Post-secondary students across the Lower Mainland say they are experiencing an increased level of burnout this year because of COVID-19. Since classes have moved online, more students are suffering from burnout…

Produced by Rui Yang Xu, Emma Gregory, Caroline Egan This week, podcast editor Rui Yang Xu and reporters Emma Gregory and Caroline Egan brings you two stories. First off, Emma Gregory reports on genetically bred chickens like Penny the…

Produced by Ryan Ng, Veronika Khvoro and Jacob Van Luven Podcast editor Ryan Ng hosts this episode of The Voice Radio. To start, reporter Veronika Khvoro goes over the increase in bicycle demand this winter season as COVID-19 has more…

By Lucas Jornitz Studio 58’s newest production Urinetown, The Musical tackles heavy themes with a humorous touch, using comedy to shed light on climate change, corporate greed and social uprising. Using satire, Urinetown is a…

The Vancouver Canucks have two games left in their current six-game road trip. December is right around the corner, and the Canucks can shake things up with a few home games to make their November schedule and results easily erasable.

Produced by Adam Levi and Maxim Fossey In episode 11 of Voice Radio, web editors Adam Levi and Maxim Fossey take a close look at what lacrosse organizations are doing locally and globally to expand their programs during the fall season.…

The city of Vancouver is expanding its programming to attract more women to the game of golf in an effort to rekindle interest in the sport — and boost attendance at its three championship golf courses, which are all located in south…

Almost half of Vancouver’s residents don’t feel very connected to their city, don’t have a strong group of friends they can rely on, and report more mood and anxiety disorders than Metro Vancouver on average.

A Vancouver councillor is calling for the removal of gender biases from the city’s bylaws that make it illegal for more than five women to live together.