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Brian Fixter says party's 'survival mentality' ensures defeat

The fate of the Beach Towers rezoning application wont be known until Feb. 26. After three days of hearings, which ended Wednesday night, council agreed to refer the discussion, debate and decision to the next regular council meeting.

Kevin Washbrook insists move is not a stunt, but desire for real community input

SPRING AWAKENING At Studio 58 until Feb. 24 Tickets: 604-684-2797, ticketstonight.ca More info: studio58.ca Daffodils are thrusting through the ground and the buds on the maples are swelling. Fecund Spring is rushing in.

On Tuesday, Feb. 19, the federal government closed the Kitsilano coast guard station without warning. Vancouverites, local politicians and the Twitterverse werent pleased. A vigil was staged outside the station Tuesday night.

Conservative MP for Vancouver-South Wai Young is defending what many in Vancouver consider the sudden closure of the Kitsilano Coast Guard station.

Neil Bernstein never donated a drop of blood until his father Frank died. But six months after his fathers death, Bernstein decided to take up his legacy as a record-setting blood donor. Somebody had to pick up where he left off, Bernstein said.

Artful heritage protest at Van Dusen In 1976, MacMillan-Bloedel built a modernist pavilion in Van Dusen Gardens as a forest education centre.

The problem with cutting your teeth on designs most competitive, leading edge, is that sometimes theyre left just a bit too sharp.