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Hundreds of people gathered on Sunday in downtown Vancouver with signs asking Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to apologize for how he dealt with what’s being called the “hijab hoax” incident.

Vancouver needs less talk, more action if it really wants to be the greenest city, Myriam Laroche says

Airbnb has reached an agreement with the province that will see the company collect, and pay, taxes on all short-term rentals booked in B.C.

Vancouver police will be cheering a little extra hard for one Olympian in particular as one of their own gets ready to compete in PyeongChang. Const. Meghan Agosta plays forward on Canada’s women’s hockey team.

Late last month, a Courier feature story examined why Vancouver has never elected a female mayor . Theories were put forth by Vision Vancouver Coun. Andrea Reimer, Green Party Coun. Adriane Carr and former COPE Coun. Ellen Woodsworth.

The province will make an announcement on affordable housing this morning in partnership with Airbnb, the online vacation rental company that has largely been blamed for rising rents.

Shipyards and unions are eyeing ways to win valuable contracts, as B.C. Ferries looks toward major investment in its fleet in coming years. B.C.

Organization wants government funding structure restored

If you have ever considered adding a reptile or amphibian to your home, Reptile Rescue, Adoption, and Education Society can help Due to a rise in “renovictions” and “no pet” policies in many Metro Vancouver’s rental properties, some people have to gi

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