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We may have made it through 2011s Rapture unscathed but hold onto your hats folks, were not out of the woods yet. At least according to popular lore.

A group of B.C. public health officers has joined a growing coalition of policy leaders urging the legalization and taxation of marijuana. The Health Officers Council of B.C. voted to endorse Stop the Violence B.C.

What if you could make the world a better place just by going about your daily routine? Thats the thinking behind Karma Exchange ( KarmaExchange.

When Mackenzie Gray talks about the way Paul McCartney used a recursive sequence to make the song I Want You (Shes So Heavy) seem to last forever, you realize that part of the Beatles phenomenal success might have sprung from McCartneys genius as a m

So just how does one get to be an internationally syndicated horoscope columnist? For Santa Cruz, Calif. native Rob Brezsny, it all started when his bike got stolen. Must have been in the stars...

NDP slams B.C. Liberal government over stadium construction

Ben Davis completed two Ironmans

Last year, a record number of cold-water swimmers plunged into English Bay for the 91st Polar Bear swim. Those 2,246 revellers broke a record dating to 2000 when 2,128 rang in the New Year with a wet, wintry splash. Will you join us Jan.

The November civic election was one of the biggest stories of 2011, at least as far as the park board was concerned. COPE commissioner Loretta Woodcock left after nine years while Green party incumbent Stuart Mackinnon lost his bid for re-election.