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Nothing turns a house into a holiday home like the familiar scent of a fresh Christmas tree. While many people prefer the artificial variety, for others, Christmas just wouldnt be Christmas without the real deal.

When athletes converged in Vancouver to compete in the 2010 Olympics and half the world tuned in to watch , you could be excused for thinking that being in charge of promoting Vancouver tourism was the easiest job in the world.

How did this happen? The question on Andrea Howarths blog cuts like a knife.

Lucia Frangione hadnt expected to spend Christmas Eve standing on her front porch, dressed in her holiday best, carrying a suitcase full of food and bawling her eyes out, but, when her Kijiji-sourced rideshare stood her up, she found herself doing ju

Student Street Squad delivers care packages to Downtown Eastside every December

Griffins finishes sixth at AAA senior boys volleyball provincials

Wayne Sparrow is the new chief of the Musqueam Indian Band. The longtime member of the bands council and commercial fisherman was elected Monday night and will replace his father-in-law Ernest Campbell, who held the position for the past 14 years.

Gifts for homeless youth welcome until Dec. 14

When former event planner Ruthie Shugarman decided to change careers four years ago and become a realtor, she naturally threw an event to announce the news to friends and potential clients.