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2008 election had lowest voter turnout in 50 years

Anton criticizes Vision green-heavy initiatives

The Supreme Court of Canada ruled recently that addicts can continue to legally inject drugs at Insite in the Downtown Eastside. The decision paves the way for other supervised injection sites to be opened in Vancouver and the rest of the country.

De-Growth Vancouver's Chris Shaw, the NPA's Jason Lamarche and Vision Vancouver's Andrea Reimer talk about whether they'd want a family member or friend who had an addiction to use a supervised injection site.

MEN BEHAVING BADLY Some residents living near Mount Pleasant Park, which is under redevelopment, are not happy that grown men are using the new skate park even though it's incomplete and designed for beginners and children.

Public art, in the form of colourful mosaics and large black-and-white photographs of residents such as Erwin Cornelsen, helps illustrate cultural vibrancy in South Hill, one of Vancouver's most diverse communities

Green exercise is a term I came across just this week.

Occupy Vancouver protester braces for possible arrest

The wheels of the American Express are turning, but the train has yet to leave the station.

Robertson describes himself as former small business owner