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While working for a year in Singapore, Roham Sheikholeslami began to notice the popularity of Quick Response (QR) codes around the Southeast Asian country.

Never one to rest, let alone sleep, its no wonder Granville Street has seen so much. And to learn the many secrets hidden under decades of plaster and paint, Forbidden Vancouver has launched a brand new walking tour: The Granville Street Reveal.

With summer here and Canada Day weekend only a few days away, many Vancouver boaters will soon be hitting the water. Increased water traffic means more collisions, which makes now the ideal time to brush up on boating safety.

The City of Vancouver is calling for comments on a new design for development signs.

The director and co-founder of Academie Duello has been surprised by the children whove attended the schools annual Knight Camp summer programs, which launched seven years ago.

Newly appointed Education Minister Peter Fassbender says the provincial government will continue pursuing a 10-year agreement with B.C. teachers, noting stability as the ultimate goal. But the provinces teachers continue to oppose the idea.

Father of slain Vancouver man hopes for charges

Yes, this is another entry about cycling. I know, I know give us some other news, you say.

Teacher developed programs for children and teens with brain injuries

A city councillor whose party received millions of dollars of campaign contributions since its creation almost 10 years ago wants to get the big money out of civic politics. But to do that, Vision Vancouver Coun.