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The EY report commissioned by Education Minister Peter Fassbender on the Vancouver School Board estimates 19 schools could be closed due to low enrolment.

If you’ve ever fought a speeding ticket in traffic court, you’ll know what an ordeal it can be. I just went through with the entire procedure but managed to discover a wonderfully satisfying silver lining, whether you’re found innocent or guilty.

The provincial government has folded its cards on a pilot program that would have brought gambling on board a B.C. Ferries vessel. The B.C. Lottery Corporation (BCLC) conducted a business analysis of the pilot with input from B.C.

This day in Vancouver history: June 8, 1988

Bridge to be closed for several hours June 21 to mark International Day of Yoga

Downtown Vancouver resort will be located next to BC Place and anchored by B.C.’s first JW Marriott hotel

The 120-acre waterfront development on the Fraser River is an instant town in search of a core

First multi-family development under the City of Vancouver’s new RM-9 zoning has begun marketing in Marpole

Premier Christy Clark recommends city cut fees, adopt better land use planning

For the second time this year, Capilano University has been served with strike notice by its employees.