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You are only 10 kilometers from home at the end of a long ride and already dreaming of pancakes with maple syrup when it starts to rain. The group tries to pick up the pace, but everyone is feeling the fatigue of being in the saddle for so long.

The staff of the Vancouver Courier got a few tips about earthquake preparedness this week as Jackie Kloosterboer, emergency planning co-ordinator with the City of Vancouver, led a seminar in the Courier boardroom on disaster preparation.

Celebrating life Vancouver Technical secondary school is hosting a celebration of life next week for teacher Amy Hurn, who died late last month in a cycling accident. Hurn, 32, was head of the East Side school's science department.

As public school teachers across the province voted this week how to respond to the government's back-to-work legislation and potentially withdraw extracurricular activities such as sports and graduation ceremonies, one East Side P.E.

As public school teachers across the province voted this week how to respond to the governments back-to-work legislation and potentially withdraw extracurricular activities such as sports and graduation ceremonies, one East Side P.E.

City council approves $2-million 'greenest city fund'

All-star ball High school basketballers will play their last game in their school colours this Saturday in the best-of-B.C. all-star game hosted by the University of B.C.

1,800 students attend institution built for 850

But one school will get dramatically more through provincial grants

This is either going to be good news or bad, depending on which side of the discussion you belong. The park board has accepted the long-term loan of the A-maze-ing Laughter sculpture on display at Morton Park across the road from English Bay.