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This event will be of interest to any fans of the CBC, particularly in light of the announcement this week that the public broadcaster will lose 650 jobs in the next three years due to federal budget cuts.

TRACKS AND SPEND From Mexico City to Cornerbrook, N.L. to Harrison Hot Springs, your 2011 version of city council spent a bit of time and money on the road last year, according to the most recent annual report on council remuneration and expenses.

BATS AND CLUBS The park board is installing bat houses at three of its public golf courses this week.

April is Cancer Awareness month across Canada

At 9 a.m. on April 1, 570 cyclists and I lined up in front of one man who held only a stop sign and a loud speaker. We were at the start line of the 27th annual 100-kilometre Pacific Populaire.

When First World War troops returned to Vancouver and 90 years ago set up a golf course in Point Grey, they reserved 50 places for women.

VPD officers view 'inappropriate' images on office computers

"None of the volunteers complained. They were all eager to help out, and a lot of them had never gardened before. They'd never gotten their hands dirty," Wallace said. "No one wanted to stop- they were very dedicated.

I n the confused seconds after referees waved off and then counted a last-hope, last-second basket at the Lower Mainland championships March 3 at St.

As the city braces for another playoff run, crews work in the pouring rain to remove the walkway around Rogers Arena to make way for a development next door. Got an idea for City Frame? Contact photographer Dan Toulgoet at [email protected].