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The owner of Save On Meats says that despite facing several lawsuits and a tumultuous two years in which several of his businesses were closed, sold or relocated, it’s business as usual at his well-known Downtown Eastside diner and butcher shop.

Last week, the Internet was all-aflutter over news that a giant statue of Satan sporting an enormous erection had been, y’know, erected at Grandview Highway and Clark.

A Montreal-based medical marijuana company is taking over a controversial rooftop garden in Vancouver after the original operators went bankrupt.

This day in Vancouver history: Sept. 15, 1971

CP to resume clearing Arbutus Corridor

Pilgrims have sought ‘True Cross’ for centuries

Vancouver home to tech network and generous investors

Back to work law could take only two days to pass, says former arbitrator

Parents, students and teachers took part in a march this morning (Sept. 12) along Hastings Street in support of striking teachers.

In a scathing decision, the province’s Freedom of Information referee ordered the City of Vancouver to release information that it wanted to keep secret about tendering for a multimillion-dollar contract in 2012.