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When Marquis Wine Cellars owner John Clerides heard the city spent $1 million on the Occupy Vancouver protest, he immediately went to Twitter and posted: "1 million on Occupy Vancouver- 6 months and waiting for Dev Permit from the city and no end in

Yul Hawkridge stands at the periphery of the press conference watching a smattering of reporters trail a provincial cabinet minister and the president of the BC Games Society through an East Vancouver warehouse.

Its the last Beauty Night before Christmas at the Downtown Eastside Womens Centre and the busiest night of the year.

For four years, Shaun Verreault sang his way across Canada and the United States as part of the Canadian Pacific Holiday Train. At every stop, the lead singer with Wide Mouth Mason helped raise money for food banks.

MO' SPEED Yaletown Olympic bobsledder Justin Kripps rarely fails to entertain.

VPD takes 'peacekeeper' approach to public protests

YouTube video shows discussion of VSB anti-homophobia policy

A majority of Canadians assume they'll gain up to nine pounds this holiday season, but the reality is that weight gain happens year round, not just during the short days and long nights of the Yuletide.

Sadly, another year of hunting and gathering is over. That means its time for my annual awards feast in which I pick the best, worst, oddest and most perplexing city hall tales I dined on or digested in 2011.