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Karen Hodgson is just the kind of person I need to know. The two of us are making small talk and munching on potluck fare in the multipurpose room of a west side church.

Badge of honour Kudos to the VPD for responding so quickly to a call Saturday Feb. 26 on a cold snowy night. A man was seen over a period of hours laying outside, covered with blankets, in the bushes near Lost Lagoon.

With Canadas prostitution laws in limbo, a group of womens advocates say Canadians should look to Sweden as an example of how the law can be rewritten to better protect sex workers.

By Anna Killen Transit riders looking to avoid the eyes of strangers during the past week might have noticed that they have something new to fix their gaze on.

What a bunch of crap This is in response to Trayeas rant on seeing all the doggie poo in Vancouver and mostly in the West End.

Forget designer condos, some of hottest real estate in the City of Vancouver is a plot in your local community garden.

Mark Moore, Christine Brandt and Andrew Simmons stood outside the West Ends Seafield Apartments on a bitingly cold Wednesday morning trading war stories.

While fashion taste-makers Anna Wintour (American Vogue), Emmanuelle Alt (newly ensconced replacement at French Vogue for the abruptly departed Caroline Roitfeld), and Kate Lanphear (Elle U.S.

Loser Games What kind of loser city has an Olympics “Anniversary?” It’s over, shut up about it already.

When Wayde Compton tells people about the Hogan’s Alley Memorial Project, he’s often met with the same response: “They look at you with skepticism and confusion,” the author and historian says of his reference to Vancouver&rsq