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Almost a month has passed since the $60-million Lotto Max draw, but there’s still no word on the winner.

“Friendly my foot! Most beautiful, but unfriendliest,” writes Sanjay Chivakula to V.I.A on Facebook.This comment pretty much sums up Vancouverites’ response to news that Vancouver had been voted the number one ‘friendliest city in the world.’

One of Vancouver’s more prominent lawyers, Paul Doroshenko, was reprimanded for “bullying” in an August 13 B.C. Supreme Court judgment that found his three-office Acumen Law Corp. liable for $68,934 in damages for wrongfully dismissing an articling student in 2016.

Rentals.ca has released its National Rent Rankings report for August 2019, and Vancouver was ranked the most unaffordable city again.

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Chef's Pencil, an online cookbook and resource for chefs, has analyzed Google trends' data in order to determine which countries are the most diet-obsessed.

A jubilant crowd gathered at 14th Street and Lonsdale Avenue for the official unveiling of the North Shore’s first public rainbow crosswalk – a symbol of pride for the LGBTQ2S+ community.

At least three employees at a Richmond business consumed cookies they did not know contained cannabis, and were taken to hospital after feeling ill.

Homicide investigators say one man has been taken into custody following a deadly attack in Surrey, B.C.

The person believed to have died after having to be rescued from Killarney Pool is, in fact, alive.