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Saturday was a good day for local democracy in B.C. As one person noted online: “First time in my life I've had to wait to vote in a local election....

This day in Vancouver history: Nov. 16, 1996

Cedar Party leader Glen Chernen says it’s too early to talk about the 2018 civic election, but he vows to continue his quest to make city hall open and accountable.

The mood at the Coalition of Progressive Electors (COPE) election night party was surprisingly upbeat despite the once-dominant political party not getting a single candidate elected.

We're all one good idea way from being a modern-day Horatio Alger character. But inspiration is only one very small part of the equation. As for the perspiration, that's what separates those who do from those who don't.

This day in Vancouver history: Nov. 14, 1982

This day in Vancouver history: Nov. 14, 1938

A former City of Vancouver planner has written in a blog comment about what many in Grandview-Woodland have long suspected — that towers proposed for the neighbourhood were a last-minute addition by senior city hall staff to the community plan’s emer

The Southlands Community Association finally received documents from a Freedom of Information request about the Casa Mia development proposal, but the group isn’t happy about the length of time it took to get the paperwork or the state of the informa

The West End will shine brighter this holiday season, with the launch of the first annual Lumière festival of lights.