Opinion

Justin Trudeau in “brownface”. Photo Time.com In case you weren't yet paying attention to the upcoming federal election taking place on October 21st, Time Magazine just dropped an absolute bomb that has somehow flown under the radar until today.

That first week of public elementary school in Vancouver puts everyone in a strange purgatory, like having to wait until the final night of the regular NHL season to find out the playoff pairings.

When City Council reconvened after a quick summer break, Councillor Sarah Kirby-Yung had a surprise waiting for her on her desk in the Council chamber. It was... a desk.

"We are being forced to leave because B.C. Finance Minister Carole James has decreed that we are foreign 'speculators' who don’t deserve to be here."

Build maps, compile data, create charts and nerd out big time using the City of Vancouver's new Open Data Portal.

Last night I sat through what I can confidently say was the stupidest motion I've ever seen debated at Vancouver City Council. It was a trip.

A local comedian has organized a 9/11-themed comedy, music and magic show taking place tonight - September 11 - in Vancouver.

The provincial government should be making menstrual products available, for free, in the washrooms of its courthouses.

If something is to be gained from the controversy around a recent Vancouver Sun op-ed, it is that it has stirred a conversation about why we must strongly defend Canada’s diversity.

Over the past few days CBC Municipal Affairs reporter Justin McElroy (the guy who made it unofficial that Canuck the Crow is Vancouver's ambassador) has been hosting a series polls on Twitter trying to get to the bottom of a simple question: What is