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Advocates claim $2 million in volunteer coaching is at risk from Vancouver school board cuts

VPD hopes public profile will yield results in unsolved homicides

Kitsilano clinic's nursing, counselling and front desk services phasing out starting in May

Dog owners fighting to preserve the off-leash area at John Hendry/Trout Lake as unrestricted canine territory have created a Facebook page, organized a public protest and taken to the media to get their message out.

Shriners Care Cruiser Program strives to raise money as costs rise

Matt Shillito and Scot Hein — two longtime staff in City of Vancouver’s planning department have given their notices. Shillito, assistant director of planning, has been with the city for a decade. His last day is June 24. He’s moving back to England.

With elementary band and strings apparently preserved, the most common case made at the Vancouver School Board’s final public meeting about its 2014-2015 budget Monday night was for retaining the district athletics coordinator.

City's revenue projections with developer fell short $130 million

Part One of a five-part series on people who switch it up and pursue their passions full-time.

A plan forwarded by the chairperson of the Vancouver School Board April 22 was music to parents’ ears.