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Commercial Drive development plan includes drop-in centre

The Kettle offers $1 lunches, arts program

Vancouver forum probes child poverty

Report notes B.C.'s high child poverty rate

Despite gains, aboriginal student graduation rates remain low

Aboriginal graduation rates rose to 32.1 per cent in 2011 compared to 82.5 for non-aboriginal students

NEWS: BC Games inspire thousands across the province

With the 2012 BC Winter Games set to start in Vernon next month, spirit is building in every community across British Columbia. The brainchild of Premier W.R. Bennett, the Games began in 1978 in Penticton.
NEWS: Distracted driving deaths down, fines up

NEWS: Distracted driving deaths down, fines up

A ticketing blitz against distracted drivers in the Lower Mainland is being credited for a steep drop in associated car crash fatalities not seen elsewhere in B.C.

City of Vancouver seeks bodyguards and 'protection'

Security deal may cost $14.75 million

12th and Cambie: Plant rant

How about those Canucks, eh? I'm sure many of you tuned in last Saturday morning to watch the monumental battle in Boston. Yep, great game. But what do hockey-playing millionaires have to do with civic affairs, you so rightly ask.

UPDATE: 'Attack' at Vancouver school a made-up story, say police

A 14-year-old girl who claimed that she was stabbed at Sir Charles Tupper secondary Monday afternoon later told police that there was no attack and that her wounds were self-inflicted.

Jock and Jill: Boston columnist revs rivalry, roasts Canucks as 'posers and floppers'

Its hard for any Vancouverite to point an accusing finger and label Bruins fans and the Boston sports media a disgruntled, hyperbolic crowd of bad losers. But no one has to flip a car to merit such a charge.

Vancouver cop may receive $100,000 after hit-and-run

Const. Mike Loeppky sued ICBC
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