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Hello Dolly: Robert Bangay gets exercise while bottle collecting along Terminal Avenue recently. On his cart is the Little Joey Stivic doll from the ’70s sitcom All in the Family, says Bangay, who dresses it up with a wig and calls it “Dolly.”

Courier readers: Russell Wolansky and Wendy Krasovec Destination: Amalfi Coast, Italy Favourite memories: While on the Amalfi Coast, Russell and Wendy visited the ruins of Pompeii, where, in 79 AD, Mount Vesuvius (in the background) buried the town i

Children in the Hastings-Sunrise neighbourhood are treated to candy a few days before Halloween as the local Business Improvement Association hosts a fun afternoon of trick-or-treating on the Saturday before Halloween.

Did you get creative this Halloween? Countless Vancouverites did — they costumed themselves, their kids and their pets. We’ve compiled a few of our favourite photos. Enjoy. [ View the story "Vancouver gets dressed up " on Storify ]

While many Halloween parties and activities took place last weekend, the official date is Oct. 31. So to wrap things up, here’s a list and recap of events on now through Nov. 3. Bob Scott’s Halloween Tyme is an annual art exhibit on now through Oct.

Two years into her term as the first woman on the Khalsa Diwan Society’s executive, Narinjan Kaur Mand says the Sikh society has come a long way.

Only police office in Canada attached to religious building

Array of Indian soft drinks on offer at Main Street's Punjab Food Center

If the streets of the Sunset neighbourhood look a little cleaner these days, it just might be thanks to a dedicated group of kids and their intrepid leader who have taken it upon themselves to pick up the trash in their community.

If you’ve only ever bought apples from the big chain grocery store down the road, you might be surprised to find out that there are more than just a few different kinds available.