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Best of the 2011 election Sadly, it's over. The Juice Man is in again, the NPA is almost kaput. COPErs are coping with the drubbing at the polls, the Greens are giddy and the independents are incensed with the income needed to influence votes.

GETTING ACQUAINTED Four new faces join the Vancouver School Board Dec. 5: Vision's Cherie Payne and Rob Wynen, and the NPA's Fraser Ballantyne and Sophia Woo. . Cherie Payne: Payne attended Crofton House private school, earned a B.A.

The 99th CFL championship game brings out the fans

Protesters may 'Occupy the Cup'

In a post-viaduct Vancouver, the land around Northeast False Creek could be home to an equestrian facility, a floating village or a solar energy farm.

or eight years, Giulio Caravatta lived his dream of playing for the BC Lions. When he retired from sports and became a local firefighter, he started sharing his love for the game with listeners of the Lions official radio station (AM 1410).

Extreme weather shelter beds opened for homeless people across Metro Vancouver last weekend in response to the season's first blast of frigid winter conditions.

Long before Gregor Robertsons lead over Suzanne Anton had widened from a sliver to a chasm on Saturday night, Sandy Garossino knew it was over.

Now they're talking. With the civic election campaign over, candidates who were either allegedly muzzled by their parties or chose not to drop any critical bombs while on the hustings are opening up.

Protesters say they're 'in touch' with Grey Cup officials