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A Vancouver School Board trustee introduced a motion at Tuesday’s board meeting that would see trustees charged for parking in response to a recent proposal to charge teachers for parking during school hours.

The Vancouver School Board doesn’t anticipate making any changes to its provisional budget for 2015-2016 as a result of a review conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers that will be discussed at a VSB committee meeting June 3.

Upgrades involve removing one vehicle lane

You can probably imagine the scenario: you’re walking down a Vancouver sidewalk and someone ahead of you is smoking.

There is little data on the role speculation and foreign ownership are playing in Metro Vancouver’s housing market, and not much is known about the exact number of homes being left empty by absent owners.

Tucked away on a leafy street in the West End sits a heritage house with a story. The Roedde House (pronounced “roadie”) was built in 1893 for Gustav Roedde, a German immigrant and Vancouver’s first bookbinder.

Results of $6-million plebiscite expected in summer

Add the gas you put into your car as yet another cost for making Vancouver an expensive place to live.

Plebiscite ballots must be handed in by 8 p.m.

The B.C. government’s political appointees routinely destroy emails to avoid releasing them to the public under the province’s Freedom of Information law, an ex-employee says.