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Many young chefs trace careers to innovative Templeton program

One hundred and forty-five years after Lord Granville was appointed Colonial Secretary to manage the British Empires colonies, including the area known as Vancouver, I highly doubt that he could have predicted the many associations that his name woul

Vancouver's Rob Watson finishes second overall

300 residents gather in opposition to plan

Summer is here, and you know what that means: night markets. If you're after sensory onslaught, head to Richmond for the sheer extravagance of food, dog costumes and knockoffs.

Mexican couple struggles to make a living at cafe

The City of Vancouver has installed a mid-block crosswalk across a dangerous stretch of East Hastings between Main and Columbia streets in an attempt to reduce the number of accidents involving pedestrians.

Bowlers have until June 27 to slide their feet into two-toned shoes and hit the lanes for five-pin bowling at Varsity Ridge Bowl. The 63-year-old alley at West 15th Avenue and Arbutus Street is closing its doors to make way for a new condo complex.

The Courier presents Vancouver's elite graduating athletes of 2013

(Editors note: this story has been altered since it first appeared online June 21) Vancouvers first openly transgendered valedictorian will speak at his schools graduation July 25.