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“You are the worst goalie in the entire league!” It was a classic volley of trash talk, spat from the lips of an enemy player, inches away from my goalie mask grill.

After the draft lottery, I momentarily fell into a nihilistic chasm akin to the one that claimed the writer of Ecclesiastes —“Meaningless! Meaningless! Utterly meaningless! Everything is meaningless.

An ensemble of Metro Vancouver elementary and secondary students gave a free public concert as part of the 12th annual Music Monday, May 2 at Robson Square. More than 200 students participated in the nation-wide event supporting music education. Dr.

Coun. Kerry Jang says threats are related to new rules for illegal marijuana dispensaries

Elizabeth MacKenzie suspects the southern part of Arbutus Corridor is unknown to most people, but she calls it “pretty exciting” because of how it loops east and could eventually become part of a route that goes out all the way to New Westminster.

Vancouver fans sat down to watch the draft lottery with a rare sense of optimism. "Maybe something nice will happen," we said to one another, dreaming of a future with Auston Matthews in Canucks blue.

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I didn’t allow myself to be optimistic heading into the draft lottery. That turned out to be the right move: instead of crushing disappointment at the Canucks falling to the fifth overall pick, there’s just emptiness.

Fraser voted with Vision Vancouver trustees against the VSB budget