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Photo: HALEY RITCHIE Council voted to turn down the Garibaldi Springs development proposal at third reading on Tuesday evening.

Photo: Rob Kruyt High-profile real estate developers, marketing executives and real estate agents are bracing for a sustained downturn in the housing market after sales in April – usually one of the most active months of the year – plunged by double-

A group of teens leap from the wharf in Deep Cove in July 2015.

V.I.A.’s print thing for Thursday May 10th First things first: yes, we have a weekly paper. Not quite a newspaper, our "print thing" as I call it is a 1-2 pager that comes out every week and is delivered to apartments and condos downtown.

Snoop Dogg. Photo Shutterstock Snoop Dogg will have a connection with the cannabis business in the Lower Mainland.

Photo Shutterstock Legislation to ban tankers carrying over 12,500 metric tons (MT) of oil from stopping, loading or unloading at ports along the North Coast of B.C. has passed the House of Commons in a 204-85 vote.

Greenhouse owner and B.C. Tweed president Victor Krahn is pictured with Hilary Black, Canopy’s director of patient education and advocacy. Photograph By ADRIAN MACNAIR The world’s largest legal marijuana greenhouse operation will be in East Delta.

Atlantic salmon being raised at a B.C. fish farm.

Students at Simon Fraser University's School for the Contemporary Arts have decorated and repurposed 11 newspaper boxes into miniature lending libraries. "Everything nowadays is digital.

Photo Pexels Vancouver police are warning the public after two students from China were targeted over the weekend in “virtual kidnapping” schemes.