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Debate over permanent public square on site continues with downtown bus review

The B.C. Supreme Court case filed against the park board by six community centre associations, scheduled to begin Sept. 3, has been postponed to Sept. 18, 19 and 20. That doesn’t come as a surprise considering just how complicated this case is.

Mount Pleasant artist turns disposable bin into mobile park

Vancouver School Board superintendent Steve Cardwell signalled that the VSB may have backed further away from the prospect of year-round schooling, or what he calls a balanced calendar, when he spoke to the Courier the Thursday before school started.

Musqueam canoe one of 50 watercrafts participating in Sept. 17 event

Women's carpentry workshop marks 700 grads since 1994

Vision Coun. Geoff Meggs got his September started with a renewed pitch to get a subway built from Commercial Drive to the University of B.C.

A Vancouver police constable who is alleged to have interfered in a homicide investigation in Oak Bay is expected to learn next week whether he will keep his job.

Busy year includes potential job action, expanding aboriginal cultural awareness

So, here we are in September. Holidays are over, the rain has returned and city council is preparing for its fall session.