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Squamish Nation plans to develop property at the south end of Burrard Bridge on the edge of Kitsilano are moving forward even though few details about progress have been publicly released.

Health-conscious residents sporting $100 yoga pants long ago replaced hippies in Kitsilano.

Khatsahlano works with city to go green

As part of the Courier’s neighbourhood series on Kitsilano, videographer Jason Lang visited West Broadway’s long-standing Minerva Mediterranean Deli to talk with its owner about feta cheese and Angelina Jolie.

Sport growing in popularity despite the risk of fines

Squamish Valley Music Festival Every summer for the past four years, blue skies and snowcapped mountains have greeted the roughly 19,000 music fans streaming into the Logger Sports Grounds for the Squamish Valley Music Festival.

WEST END A parade featuring a 30-foot high chariot marks its 40th anniversary in Vancouver this Sunday, but the roots of the celebration are based on an Indian tradition going back thousands of years.

I recently read, with a bit of astonishment, the opinion of a columnist at one of Vancouver's daily newspapers.