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Not everyone agrees on what will make Vancouver a healthier city. The City of Vancouver’s initiative to hear Vancouverites about how to make their city healthier started this week with a series of “idea labs.

CP stopped using line in 2001

The eight-bedroom heritage house in Vancouver's West End provides vital support and stability at a time when it's needed the most

Party in no hurry to name challenger to Mayor Gregor Robertson

A Yaletown citizens group has gone to court to challenge a controversial development that stems from a land swap near Emery Barnes Park. Community Association of New Yaletown, a 2014-established society, filed a B.C.

The City of Vancouver sold more than $62 million of properties that it took over in early 2011 from Millennium Development to help chisel away at the Olympic Village debt.

Supporters of Pine Free Clinic gathered in Vancouver-Point Grey NDP MLA David Eby’s office Friday afternoon to try to save the clinic slated for closure. Vancouver Coastal Health is cutting funding to the walk-in youth clinic.

Vision Vancouver park board chair Aaron Jasper says a lawsuit launched in B.C. Supreme Court this week against the Riley Park/Hillcrest Community Association was prompted by an obligation to the public.

RJ Aquino, a former member of COPE’s executive, announced Monday he’ll run for council under a new political party — OneCity. OneCity plans to focus on issues ranging from development and transit to social inequality and childcare.

The Green Party of Vancouver has decided to drop one of its four nominees for a city council seat in November’s election because of the spectre of a lawsuit being launched against the city regarding the massive Oakridge development.