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Patrick Caldicott, left, shares a laugh with Laelo Vervecken-Wong, 4, as he’s held by his mom Anika Vervecken, centre, while posing for a photograph along with Megan Brydie, right, who all live together in a house, in Vancouver, B.C.

Photo Dan Toulgoet The operators of one of Vancouver's last independent movie theatres say they're a step closer to saving the property from development after being approved for a mortgage to buy the beloved cinema.

Bowen Land and Sea Taxi is stopping its commuter water taxi service to Coal Harbour as of May 18.

Allan Buium, chairman of the Riley Park South Cambie Community Vision Group, is worried about aspects of the Cambie Corridor plan.

Five-year-old Urara Nakamori prepares to release coho smolt into McDonald Creek, part of the West Vancouver Streamkeeper Society’s Adopt-a-fish program in partnership with the Coho Society of North Shore.

The middle-aged SeaBus terminal on the south shore of Burrard Inlet will get a $17 million upgrade in the coming year.

A Supreme Court judge has given a Burnaby man 14 days to file for an Islamic Iranian divorce from a wife who has already divorced him in Canada. Armin Kariminia and Fariba Nasser were married in Iran in 1994, according to court documents.

Grade 8 Kitsilano secondary school student Sayako Leznoff has been quietly placing flowers underneath a school plaque commemorating the school’s 141 Second World War casualties since late last year.

Partial and full closures on East First Avenue are scheduled to begin near the end of May. Photo Dan Toulgoet FortisBC has posted its Vancouver and Burnaby construction schedule for the new gas line it's putting in.

His Highness the Aga Khan is in Canada this week as part of an international celebration of his Diamond Jubilee, marking 60 years as spiritual leader of the global Shia Ismaili Muslim community.