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Note: This story was first published June. 28, 2006. Twenty years ago a monument to Angelo Holmes' grandfather — celebrated Italian-Canadian jurist Angelo Branca — was dedicated with great pride near the SkyTrain line on Clark Drive.

As protests for democracy continue in Hong Kong, UBC students from the Chinese special administrative region said they’d be on the streets with their friends if they were at home. “They’re the next generation,” said economics student Marcella Chow.

This year marks an important milestone for our publication. Founded in 1949 as the voice of Downtown Vancouver, Westender celebrates 65 years of publishing what matters most to Vancouverites every week.

Three Lower Mainland First Nations have partnered with a federal Crown corporation to acquire three former federal government properties worth $307.2 million, including the 52-acre Jericho Lands in West Point Grey. The properties will be developed.

This day in Vancouver history: Oct. 1, 2000

OK, so the whole Penis Satan statue thing hasn't worked out ( yet ), but maybe its replacement will? The folks at Vancity Buzz noticed that another (or the same?) guerilla artist has erected a penguin sculpture in the same location as the Beezelbub-w

Commercial Drive’s York Theatre was one of four Vancouver projects Heritage B.C. honoured last weekend.

Bins remain unregulated by City of Vancouver

Injunction hearing scheduled for Oct. 6

Doors Open Vancouver gives open access to the city's highest-profile buildings for one day only on Oct. 4