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Resident wants Alexandra Park named after famous lifeguard

Standalone patio first of its kind in Vancouver

Urban fishing program introduced this spring

This Saturday, 10 blocks of West 4th Avenue will be closed to car traffic. But you won't hear any of the businesses complaining. That's because 100,000 people are expected to converge on West 4th for the Khatsahlano music festival.

The Gastown Grand Prix is impressive. It's hard to hide your excitement for a two-part, all-day-and-night race that whips around the most famous corners and sections of Vancouver's oldest and most beautiful neighbourhood .

The City of Vancouver will seek a court injunction against the owners of a Granville Street single-room-occupancy hotel to have them comply with 105 violations related to safety and maintenance.

Robertson seeks to avoid conflict of interest after buying house near proposed bike corridor

In business, are popularity and wealth synonymous? And what does it take to be successful at success? Two entrepreneurs sit down in the afternoon sun of Stanley Park to share their thoughts on the matter.

The Pacific region branch of a national non-profit association representing the development industry is pushing for Vancouver and other municipalities to consider using development fees to pay for transit upgrades.

The STAND Foundation, which gives educational grants only to graduates of Vancouvers and North Vancouvers alternative schools, is extra busy this time of year. Troubled teens whove graduated need to figure out what theyre going to do next.