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Anyone passing through Lower Lonsdale in the last week wouldn’t have been able to miss the more than 200,000 twinkling, coloured lights draped over the Polygon Gallery. But it’s not a Christmas display – at least like the kind you’ll see at the mall.

Shelley Bolton from East Van Roasters explains the world of craft chocolate. How it's made, where the beans come from, and why she heads up a social enterprise meant to get people back into the workforce using chocolate.

The facility opening in downtown Vancouver on Monday will provide treatment on evenings and weekends for non-life-threatening conditions.

More than 100,000 lights, intricate figurines and decorations go into the making of the magical Christmas display, topped off with a glowing star shining down from a large spruce tree.

Our Daily Photo #2907 is from mywhiskeygirl who took this shot of the sunrise at Spanish Banks. View this post on Instagram This is the first we saw of our city upon coming back.

While you may frequently shop, dine, drink or stroll in it, there's probably a great deal that you don't know about Robson Square.

The University of British Columbia is creating a new professorship to study the potential role of marijuana to treat opioid addiction, funded by the provincial government and one of the cannabis industry's biggest players.

Gibsons restaurant Molly’s Reach is a living museum dedicated to The Beachcombers, the hit CBC television series that aired for nearly two decades starting in the 1970s.

The holiday season will once again sparkle this year at the largest free outdoor lights display in Metro Vancouver when Lights at Lafarge illuminates the season from November to January.

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.” November 17 – 23, 2018 Megan Edwards and Janet Reynolds are The Und8ables. Photo Bob Kronbauer 1.