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Pursuant to the Tri-Council Policy Statement Version 2 (TCPS2), the Langara Research Ethics Board (LREB) has been established to ensure that all research at Langara College involving human subjects is conducted in accordance with nationally accepted…

Pacific Rim Magazine connects our readers to people across the Pacific Rim. Stories of community, travel, food, and technology honour our cultural diversity. We acknowledge our responsibility to future generation by focusing on social issues,…

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This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Senior gets centre built," "Red-light cameras rejected," "Heart of community in limbo," "Edit-a-thon," "Refugee theatre," and "E-books…

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Little India businesses perishing," "Several spots unfilled," "Danger on Fraser," and "Earthquake prepared?"

Delivery: After a bumpy start, love finally delivers.

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Security cameras down," "Sajjan's South Van plan," "Rezoning Ryerson," and "Arbutus gardens may be at risk."

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "First place doesn't matter. First position does," "Recycling made easy(ish): City works with community groups to create collection hubs," "Luxury the new norm:…

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Neighbours stand guard: The best residential policing can be done by residents", "LSU gives aid", "Outstanding alumni", "Indigenous vets remembered",…

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "'I admit to being scammed'," "Lang's love of news revived," "Falcons play ball," "Shadow puppets," and "A burger haven."

Barrie Clark, M.L.A. for North Vancouver, explains his political perspective. Topics include why he entered politics, his reasons for joining the Liberal Party, his views on the political process, and Liberal Party policy on several issues,…

A project undertaken by the Langara History Department to capture the zeitgeist of the time, specifically regarding Indigenous matters and political history in British Columbia. Also includes personal narratives and memoirs.

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Updates on the B.C. Ferries trial," "Cellular phones turn 40," "Temporary workers paid $1.25-million," and "Ladner-Beaudry's killer still a mystery.…

"I am laying foundation for the creation of two linked, site-specific plays about humanity surviving the climate crisis: one live-online and multi-media, the second outdoors, low-tech, in a tent. There are two areas of research: Covid-friendly…

During the final week of term, The Voice is issued daily as The Daily Voice. This issue includes headline stories "Homeless shut out of shelter," "Rapid tests help detect early signs of HIV/AIDS," and "VPD Chief defends…

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "What's with that shed on the seawall?", "B.C. does unravel deadliest cancer," "Refugees protest tougher law," "Holy million-mosquito mayhem, Batman!…

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "Yoga provides relaxation," "Protestors to spill into streets," "Businesses may tank," and "City shelter options dwindling."

The aim of the RSAF-funded research has been to quantify the degree of genetic diversity between the major areas of European Fire Ant (EFA) outbreak in the province, and to compare it to that seen in two closely related species, one native, and the…

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "A haunting in South Van," "Langara president joins premier in India," and "Police to keep an eye out for Halloween rowdies."

This issue of the Langara Voice includes headline stories "'I shoot, I go to jail,'" "Two new voices on academic watchdog," "Space made for makers," "Musqueam art," "Microwave fury," and…