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A 10-year agreement with teachers that Liberal Premier Christy Clark and Education Minister Don McRae announced Thursday morning sounded positive on the surface, with indexed compensation for teachers and talk of leaving the acrimony of the past behi

Last week, the Courier launched a year-long Vancouver Special series with stories, photos and videos about our city's neighbourhoods.

Judy Graves started worked with the homeless in the 1990s

Provoked by conditions included in the park boards proposed joint operating agreement, the Killarney Community Centre Association has called an emergency meeting for next Tuesday evening.

Facility is being built on the Great Northern Way campus

Brian Jackson hit the ground running when he joined the city as its general manager of planning and development in September, but he said his familiarity with Vancouver helped his fast start. Born at Mount St.

Hey city hall watchers, remember Sean Bickerton? Let me refresh your memory. Bickerton was the articulate NPA candidate who ran unsuccessfully for a council seat in the 2011 election.

Vancouver has been named Canada's most walkable city by Seattle-based Walk Score.