Opinion

Last week, marketing research firm Insights West presented its latest poll results on the Vancouver political scene. There were not a lot of surprises, other than public awareness for one of the mayoral candidates.

In case you missed it, this past Sunday was Go Topless Day in Vancouver. The international nipple liberation movement is supposedly intended to bring equality to the sexes when it comes to going shirtless in public.

With so much uncertainty surrounding the ongoing teachers’ strike, what are parents with kids in the public school system to do? Thankfully, K&K doesn’t have any bank account drainers and dream killers to worry about, but that doesn’t prevent us from

Planning a wedding these days can sometimes take a whole team to pull it off. There’s no doubt that anyone can easily get carried away with wedding plans and as the cost goes up, so will most people’s debts.

You may have noticed in this issue of the Courier that we have not one, but two stories about residents’ associations suing the city.

As mentioned in the Courier earlier this week, TransLink and Telus have launched a pilot project offering riders free Wi-Fi on three Metro Vancouver buses.

You may be familiar with the horror stories of British Columbians tied up in a legal twilight zone after the seizure of assets for crimes they did not commit.

Last year I became an all-weather cyclist. I’d started a new job in Burnaby, and Google Maps told me the commute would be 32 minutes whether I take transit or cycle. I love the ride and get an hour of cardio every day.

One of my biggest style frustrations through the years has definitely been staring at a full closet and somehow not being able to find anything to wear for an occasion.