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British Columbia's health minister is urging people to get vaccinated to protect themselves from measles after a fourth case of the disease was confirmed in Vancouver.

Some things preventing this plan being a go include its history as the former industrial heartland of Vancouver (saw mills and ship building lined the shores) and its popularity with boaters, many of whom discharge sewage into the water.

Take a break from the news cycle and help us celebrate the things we covered this week that are making Vancouver Awesome with a capital “A.” February 9 – 15, 2019 Dark cave with a bright daylight spot of exit / Shutterstock 1.

With Family Day right around the corner across the Lower Mainland, many families will want to do something special to celebrate the big day.

For the first time ever, mosques across B.C. will open their doors to the public on Saturday, Feb. 16 as part of the Open Mosque Day B.C. event.

Our Daily Photo #2953 is from luke.ratzlaff who took this shot at Lynn Canyon during a lunchtime exploring session. View this post on Instagram We decided to go exploring on our lunch break. Vancouver is kinda unique like that.

The Vancouver Symphony Orchestra presents another instalment of its hugely popular Star Wars concert series this summer at the Orpheum Theatre.

A Burnaby brewery owner is calling on the City of Burnaby to declare Burnabarian the city’s official demonym.

Located at 525 Great Northern Way, Equinox and Monte Clark galleries will be gone at some point in the next few years, though no one — the artists, the studio owners or even the province — knows exactly when.

The best Valentine’s gift is showing the person you put before anyone else that you truly understand them. So we’ve put together a list of books for BAEs with all kinds of interests for you to select from.