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For more than 35 years, Vancouver’s West End neighbourhood has been the home of Pride, and a place where people from all walks of life can call home.

The Vancouver Park Board voted unanimously on Thursday to ban the Vancouver Aquarium from breeding captive whales and dolphins, unless an endangered species is involved.

CP's July 31 deadline to remove " encroachments " on its property along Arbutus Corridor has passed and work is resuming to return the corridor to federal operating standards, according to spokesman Ed Greenberg.

This day in Vancouver history: Aug. 1, 1928

Jim Iker felt surprised by reports Thursday morning that parents could receive $40 a day from the provincial government for children under age 13 if the teachers’ strike continues in September.

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Seniors activist laments loss of potential amenities

Proceeds from festival going to help Chinese seniors living in poverty

School’s out for summer and teachers remain on strike. But that doesn’t mean activity at school sites sits at a standstill.

NPA mayoral candidate's views in line with four former mayors