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Vancouver spent $13 million to restore theatre in deal brokered by the late Jim Green

Faced with high demand pharmacies turn some people away as inventory refilled

Residents say proposed care facility doesn’t fit into neighbourhood

The backlash erupted in June. The source: emerging details about two of four community plans the City of Vancouver was updating to guide change and development in those neighbourhoods over the next 30 years.

If the pollsters were right, Christy Clark and her Liberals would be a note in political history for having been trampled by an NDP stampede in the May 14 provincial election.

Stan Lowe concerned Downtown Eastside residents will avoid seeking police help

Its not likely that you have a sudden need for a camping cookstove or new Khamsin hoodie. But there is a chance that instead of driving to a Mountain Equipment Co-op store youd love to have that cookstove delivered to your home tonight after work.

Municipal and regional emergency planners do not have adequate information to develop response plans and ensure public safety in the event of an oil tanker spill in and around Vancouver waters.

Caroline Adderson, who launched a Facebook page last year documenting Vancouver heritage homes being lost to development, says her concerns aren’t adequately addressed in the Heritage Action Plan going before council Wednesday.

Magicians are known for being able to pull rabbits out of a hat so imagine what Rod Chow is going to be able to pull off at the worlds shallowest commercial building.