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The event has expanded to Kitsilano, the West End and Main Street

After a month and a half, Alex Renowitzky finally had the last of 642 World Cup stickers for which he scoured the city.

100 in 1 Day initiative aims to bring city residents together

The chairperson of Lord Byng secondary’s parent advisory council has had to withdraw her open letter to the Vancouver School Board about its draft sexual orientation and gender identity policy.

Critics skeptical of Vancouver Park Board’s positive picture

Expo 86 opens May 2, 1986: Prince Charles and Princess Diana officially open the 1986 World Exposition on Transportation and Communication, better known as Expo 86, at the north end of False Creek.

Grandview-Woodland council holding public meeting with city staff

Alternative approach to litigated breakups quietly growing in B.C.

Strike/Lockout Parents should know by Thursday morning whether teachers’ rotating strikes will continue next week. The B.C. Teachers’ Federation is required to give 48 hours notice and that doesn’t include the weekend.

A rezoning application that would see the James Residence, the storybook-style cottage at 587 West King Edward Ave., restored and given heritage protection goes before public hearing June 3.