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The Vancouver Canucks said goodbye to Chris Higgins on Sunday, trading the veteran NHLer for assets to be named later, to a team to be named later, in a trade to be named later. If that sounds weird, it's because it is. Yesterday was a weird day.

The B.C. government says it cannot support Kinder Morgan’s proposal to expand its Trans Mountain oil pipeline because the current proposal does not meet five conditions the province has set in place for such projects.

It's hard to get too disappointed about another OTL. That's sorta Vancouver's thing these days.

Player moves returned to hockey this week. It's as though someone went into the game options, discovered that trades had been turned off for the first half of the season, and switched them back on.

Jesse Cooper, project manager for Our Community Bikes, is focused on making more money. It’s top of mind after the 22-year-old organization was forced to move this summer because of a steep rent increase.

Thanks to collusion between the calendar corporations and reality, I had to buy a new wall calendar this week. Thanks a lot, orbit of the earth around the sun.

Decision means Mikhail Lennikov will get a chance to return to B.C.

Spitballin’ (or S uper P ass I t T o B ulis: All In , if you love adventurous acronymizing) is a feature that allows us to touch on a multitude of things really fast, because in the world of hockey, there are always lots of things to find and colour.

While owners of single-family homes in Vancouver had the most immediate sticker shock from this year’s property value assessments, apartment building values have also increased sharply, and that will likely put even more upward pressure on rents.

Vancouver vs Carolina, January 7th, 2016