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Canucks vs Oilers, October 18th, 2015

Sometimes Willie Desjardins doesn't make any sense.

What a frustrating night of hockey. Not only did the Canucks lose -- they played their most lifeless, ineffective game of the early season. The breakout looked limper than a Bizkit. The defensive coverage was ugly and without alibi.

Seniors bring years of experience to polling stations

While the country gets ready to go to the polls, the Canadian Association of Retired Persons has created a list of each party’s promises, especially as they relate to the concerns of older voters.

The Jim Pattison Group wants to put a Meinhardt Fine Foods grocery store in the one-million-square-foot Burrard Gateway project that it is developing in partnership with Reliance Properties in the southern half of the block bounded by Burrard, Drake,

Spitballin’ (or Super Pass It To Bulis: 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 .

When a team is winning, there’s a tendency to avoid making changes. Why mess with a good thing and risk ruining it? Here’s the thing: a team can get good results and still have issues that need to be addressed.

The political landscape of Vancouver – and indeed Canada – is changing. Thirty new electoral districts have been created since 2011, including the new riding of Vancouver Granville. The latest Nanos national poll, released Oct.

I know, grammar nerds. You think I forgot the hyphen between "second" and "best". I did not. The Sedins' new Sportsnet commercial isn't their second-best commercial ever. I can understand why you might be tempted to think that, though.