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You want a rainbow? You have it, in brilliant, glorious Technicolour.

Grandview-Woodland parents worry a seismically renewed Lord Nelson elementary wont have enough room for future students if the city adds housing density to the area.

(Note: this story has been updated since it was first posted July 25.) City council will debate whether to extend consultation on the Grandview-Woodland Community Plan at a Sept. 24 meeting. Green Party Coun.

A lone aluminum skiff slowly plies the waters off the shore of a remote campsite on Harrison Lake, near the small town of Agassiz.

As protesters gather outside, Vancouver Aquarium visitors will have a chance to watch African penguins slip, slide and waddle at the Penguin Walk show this week.

I had hoped to update readers with the results of the Hastings Park governance issue in this column, but the city deferred the decision until Aug. 1.

Though Movember lies months away, mo bros, mo sistas and others affected by prostate cancer have reason to celebrate this summer.

A patch of parking lot behind an Oakridge mini-mall is being guarded around the clock while its status as a future telecommunications tower location remains up in the air.

Test launch will include 1,500 bikes and 125 stations

Portables will remain at Queen Elizabeth elementary and Queen Elizabeth Annex at least until 2016.