Opinion

A few weeks back, news outlets and tech blogs erupted with a story that a “supercomputer” had passed the so-called “Turing Test” for the first time.

The latest chapter in the sad saga of the marital breakup of Mayor Gregor Robertson and his wife of 26 years turned up on the letters page of Wednesday’s Vancouver Sun.

You heard it here first, people: You can’t legislate or regulate love, according to Vision Vancouver councillors Kerry Jang and Geoff Meggs. Apparently, you can’t hurry love, either, according to the Supremes.

One of the first feature stories I wrote when I joined the Courier was about Chinatown and how it was in need of revitalization. That was — gulp — 12 years ago.

Hey, East Side folks, maybe you can help me out with something… Almost every time I’m on my bike and heading home along the Grandview cut and I get to Commercial Drive, a distinct smell overwhelms my sniffer.

When the 72-year-old storybook-style Hobbit House, also known as the James Residence, was listed for sale in Vancouver last spring, many people were concerned that it would be demolished to make way for a new development, similar to the demise of sev

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