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More than 300 kids aged six to 11 will experience their first baseball game Thursday afternoon at Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium. But they wont be in the stands.

Michael Geilen was diagnosed with ataxia, a degenerative neuro-muscular disorder that impairs co-ordination and movement, when he was 18. He was not close to his family and moved to the Downtown Eastside shortly after.

Toby Hinton a 23-year veteran of VPD

Three Vancouver tennis players were crowned B.C. champions last weekend at the 2012 Junior Provincial Championships.

So-called casseroles marches spread west from Quebec

Three weeks before the Mayor's Task Force on Housing Affordability issued its interim report, the task force was in a celebratory mood. "High fives all around the table," was the way it was described.

The behaviour of a spring league hockey coach who is facing charges in connection with the apparent deliberate tripping of a 13-year-old skater during a post-game handshake is shocking, disappointing and childish, according to Laura Watson, the actin

July 3 is the deadline for paying property taxes, and, like every other homeowner, you've probably wondered if your tax assessment reflects the true value of your home. Hard to say. The only real value is what a buyer and a seller shake hands on.

On June 16 and 17, more than 3,000 cyclists rode from Vancouver to Seattle for the Ride to Conquer Cancer. The total distance was 240 kilometers. If you remember that weekend, it was two days of non-stop, torrential rain.

People rode their bikes all the way from Port Moody last summer to tour Vancouver's public art. Reservations for Art Wheelers' inaugural bicycle-led public art tours sold out after a story about the tours aired on CBC Radio.