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According to the charitable cycling group PEDAL, concerns regarding bike safety have translated into a sharp drop in the number of children who use a bicycle for transportation to school and other destinations in their neighbourhoods.

That's the message from the Vancouver Police Department as it launches a campaign to urge people to document their personal property and valuables. This can be as basic as recording the information on a piece of paper or in an electronic database.

OAKRIDGE VanDusen Botanical Garden is celebrating the "culture of wood" with a new exhibit aptly titled Touch Wood. The show is a landmark exhibition of more than two-dozen wood sculptures and installations by 10 prominent B.C.

Transit changes to adjust to street closures and increased summer usage will start on Monday, June 24.

City staff wants two more years of study

The Vancouver Emergency Community Telecommunications Organization (VECTOR), which provides back up communications for the City of Vancouver during emergencies and disasters, invites the public to see what their organization is about June 22.

Oakridge VanDusen Botanical Garden is celebrating the culture of wood with a new exhibit aptly titled Touch Wood. The show is a landmark exhibition of more than two-dozen wood sculptures and installations by 10 prominent B.C.

As the Vancouver Canadians kick off their home season at Nat Bailey, meet the artist whose paintings of old time baseball players adorn the 62-year-old baseball stadium. The Art of Baseball [email protected] twitter.com/MidlifeMan1

PORTSIDE PUB HOSTS COMMON COURTESY PARTY