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This day in Vancouver history: July 17, 1964

First Catholic school district in the North American to accommodate students with gender dysphoria

Decision applies to 46 schools in B.C., including those in Vancouver

This day in Vancouver history: July 16, 1978

A primer on the NPA's mayoral candidate

Today is a good day for Ericka Stephens-Rennie. It marked the official groundbreaking for Vancouver’s first cohousing complex. The development is being built on three properties on East 33rd near Argyle Street in Kensington Cedar-Cottage.

The services YouthCO provides to HIV-positive youth have changed over the last 20 years as prognoses for people with AIDS have improved, but the non-profit’s principle of providing youth-to-youth education remains unaltered.

Few role models in a field filled with 'nerdy guys'

This day in history: July 15, 1959

UPDATE: Police have recovered gold stolen from Douglas Reynolds Gallery in a smash-and-grab earlier this week. Two men have been charged. Police arrested one suspect shortly after the theft and subsequently identified a second suspect.