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St. Paul’s gets new mental health unit

St. Paul’s gets new mental health unit

A new nine-bed unit for people suffering from mental health emergencies has been established at St. Paul’s Hospital. B.C.
UBC board appoints new president

UBC board appoints new president

Arvind Gupta will succeed Stephen Toope as the 13th president and vice chancellor of the University of B.C., July 1.

Vancouver community centre negotiations continue over joint-operating agreement

The president of the Kerrisdale Community Centre Association says a recent update on negotiations between the park board and 12 other associations over a joint-operating agreement makes it appear those talks have hit a wall.

Vancouver City Council passes 30-year DTES plan despite criticism

Despite hearing from speakers across the spectrum who predicted it wouldn’t solve the twin scourges of poverty and homelessness, Vancouver City Council rubber-stamped the 30-year Downtown Eastside Local Area Plan on March 15.
London Alexander: the Menaissance

London Alexander: the Menaissance

The making of a menswear icon

Letter: Silence is golden on Point Grey Road

Re: “Letter: All is silent on the West Side road,” March 12. Lucky for Daphne Hardwood that she loves walking in traffic. Instead of walking on Pt.

Letter: busy waterway makes for a tough row to hoe

Re: “ Rowers watch hopes sink in False Creek ,” March 12. I read your article with interest as our small group participated in the False Creek Regatta this past weekend. I am the para-rowing coach at the Vancouver Rowing Club.
Editorial cartoon: March 19, 2014

Editorial cartoon: March 19, 2014

B.C. Park Act change sparks suspicion

B.C. Park Act change sparks suspicion

A change to the Park Act was introduced last month to provide increased clarity and certainty about certain uses of B.C. parks. Sounds benign.
Conservative act discourages democracy

Conservative act discourages democracy

Should you vote? Is voting important to a democracy? Should young people, new Canadians, and the elderly be encouraged to vote? If you said yes to any of these questions, you disagree with the Conservative government’s new Fair Elections Act.
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