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Melinda worried her growing son wasn’t sleeping well in his small bassinet. “Cribs are very expensive and it was not something I could afford,” said the mother who moved to Vancouver from the Philippines four years ago.

A May 4 th tweet under the @CityHallWchVan handle created a firestorm this week by calling attention to a new West End condominium project that features a separate door for the social housing units — a so-called “poor door.

Nowadays, a checklist for travellers heading south through the Peace Arch border crossing might include deals on eggs, shoes and — while they can’t admit it to U.S. federal border guards — recreational marijuana. And with a U.S.

There was a whole lot of shaking going on at city hall thanks to a visit from the Quake Cottage mobile earthquake simulator Tuesday. From 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Plan seeks to restore saltmarsh

Jeffs Residence and Heritage Vancouver work on building permits database win honours

This day in Vancouver history: May 5, 1974

Unlike Vancouver, Burnaby has no restrictions on tearing down low-cost rental apartments

Cops to update transgender policy, training