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Scapillati To Face One Of Two Liberal Contenders

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Judy Graves Started Working With Vancouver's Homeless In 1970s

Negotiations for the next collective agreement for teachers will start sooner than expected. Instead of starting in March, bargaining will begin Feb. 4, with proposals exchanged no later than March 1, as agreed upon by the B.C.

The head of Coquitlam-based Bulldog Demolition is suing the owner of the Plaza 500 Hotel on West 12th Avenue at Cambie for $2 million. Jim Caya is seeking $1 million he says are still owed in wages and supplies and a second million for damages.

Nearly a year ago, Vision Vancouver vice-chair Aaron Jasper brought forward a motion to change the name of the tiny green space on Burrard Street at Dunsmuir from Discovery Square to Art Phillips Park.

Here's a news flash: People continue to inject illegal drugs in the Downtown Eastside. Tell us something we don't know, you say.

Last week one of my clients, who is an avid cyclist, was trying to argue his way out of finishing his squat set. He was worried that the exercise would increase the size of his butt.

Scapillati to face one of twho Liberal contenders

Somewhere at B.C. Liberal party headquarters there's a recovery plan that charts a 15-point comeback in the polls en route to a victory in the May election. You have to wonder if the master plan makes room for the kind of week that ended last Friday.