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The NPA has expelled school trustees Ken Denike and Sophia Woo from caucus. A press release was issued this afternoon. Denike is a longtime school trustee. Woo was elected in the last election.

Chef is content to dole out guilty pleasures that go down easy but ultimately don’t sit well.

Anthony Stal is a cyclist. Sometimes he bikes naked. “It’s quite relieving to feel a breeze between your legs,” said Stal. In 2004, World Naked Bike Ride was started in Vancouver by artist and social activist Conrad Schmidt.

Holding signs emblazoned with messages such as “Enslaved not Rescued,” “Life in a Tank is No Life at All,” and “Empty the Tanks,” more than 100 protesters gathered outside the Vancouver Aquarium Tuesday night.

Mayors from around the region approved a 10-year transit plan Thursday that will cost $7.5 billion and include the construction of a $1.9 billion subway line along the Broadway corridor.

OTB: A phenomenon common to downtown and West End Vancouver residents often grapple with – better known as “Over the Bridge.”

Strike Friday, June 13, could be the last day of school for Vancouver students. B.C. Teachers’ Federation president Jim Iker outlined escalating job action Thursday morning.

Council approved new regulations Wednesday aimed at reducing the number of older homes being knocked down and that will require building materials be reused and recycled for pre-1940 homes if they are knocked down.

David Vaisbord raising money to complete documentary

Science and music key passions for Killarney teen