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How a message in a bottle changed the course of one woman’s life

The cash-strapped Vancouver School Board rejected an offer from Chevron Canada in March that would have provided $475,000 to schools through a district-wide program. The offer was not a cash donation.

Green Coun. Adriane Carr blasted by council opponents for treading on park board’s turf

The Vancouver School Board dug deeply into its rainy day fund Thursday to save a raft of programs threatened by budget cuts.

Vancouver election campaigns will continue to be multi-million dollar events despite an attempt by Green Party Coun. Adriane Carr to have council voluntarily adopt a set of guidelines to get the big money out of civic politics.

For Beverly Nann, multiculturalism is a two-way street.

Little known UBC Botanical Garden attraction pitches serenity

There was a point when Alannah Wong couldn’t get out of bed in the morning. It wasn’t just because she yearned to sleep late, but because she suffered from crushing anxiety and depression.

A downtown mini school is clinging to life as school board cuts threaten to reduce the number of City School teachers from two to one.

Trustees for the Vancouver School Board will make final decisions on where to slice $11.65 million from its 2014-2015 budget tonight.