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A Vancouver police constable will face a public hearing over an allegation made in August 2012 that he kicked a robbery suspect in the chest while the man was in handcuffs.

Two schools celebrate a century of learning

Users upset at sorry state of once pristine facility

Council unanimously passed a motion last week that Mayor Gregor Robertson write a letter to Canadian Pacific on behalf of council that expresses the city’s opposition “to the proposed reactivation of cargo trains along the Arbutus Corridor , and enco

Rotating job action rolls out across province

The battle to preserve Vancouver’s heritage homes continues this week in front of the Legg Residence in Vancouver’s West End. Conservationists plan to hold a demonstration at the property at 1241 Harwood St. at 3 p.m.

The UBC pool has seen better days. The aquatic centre’s sauna, weight room, two steam rooms and bathrooms are closed until June due to a chlorine leak that was discovered April 29.

On a recent Saturday morning, I met with 15 of my patients each of whom suffered from chronic pain. The group medical visit is a relatively new way for a physician to provide care to patients suffering from a common condition.

Guerin died May 11

Hear “Mennonite” and many of us think of straw-hatted, horse-and-buggy-riding old believers speaking German dialects.