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Vancouver After Dark: The Wild History of a City’s Nightlife, published by Arsenal Pulp Press, delivers on its title’s promise.

It’s been 25 years since the opening of the first Aunt Leah’s Christmas Tree lot on Granville Street and 54th Avenue in Vancouver.

Research Co. asked British Columbians about the rules for physician-assisted dying earlier this month, and a sizable proportion of residents have no qualms about the current state of affairs.

The birth certificate for Arthur Tadhg John states he was born at Royal Columbian Hospital. In fact, the Coquitlam baby arrived several blocks from the New Westminster institution.

With heavy rainfall expected over the weekend, Vancouver is opening its extra shelter spaces for the city’s homeless population.

As the ongoing transit strike in Metro Vancouver continues, there are more SeaBus cancellations Saturday and a “potential reduction in service” for buses.

There was a sense of optimism among staff and politicians at city hall Thursday morning as the six-month-long “listening phase” of the city-wide plan kicked off.

Homicide detectives have been handed the case after police say a body was discovered in a burnt-out SUV in Abbotsford, B.C.

The official record is for the tallest tower of Guinness World Records books, something that had never been tried before.