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Perception of LGBTQ+ culture in the West End and East Vancouver may be hindering future growth for queer communities, although certain people are trying to bridge the gap between both sides and create more inclusivity.

Numbers jump by close to $100,000 compared to last year’s totals

UBC prof breaks down viral videos, fake news and why people choose to share certain information on social media

When you look back at a season as bad as the Canucks just had, a certain amount of negativity is unavoidable.

Longtime Social Credit politician remembered as ‘agent of change’

You’d be hard-pressed to spot a feral cat roaming the streets of Vancouver today, but there was a time when our city was home to as many as 9,000 free-roaming felines that hunted and bred in colonies.

Bob Kronbauer guides his Vancouver blog into era of social media dominance

1) Explore Mount Pleasant’s Thriving Art Scene Explore all the innovative galleries and creative spaces that Mount Pleasant has to offer at ROVE, the free neighbourhood art-walk. Friday May 26 Various locations roveyvr.

It was the right thing to do. You know it and I know it. Vancouverites can now exhale with relief and move forward with a clean civic conscience: no more new whales at the Vancouver Aquarium.

Solomon Montijo is a chill dude who wants to bring yoga to the people. It seems a lot of people want this, too.