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Who is evaluating the potentially harmful impacts of dredging Burrard Inlet?

Who is evaluating the potentially harmful impacts of dredging Burrard Inlet?

The proposed project, which could begin in 2026, has raised concerns among scientists and experts around a lack of study and independent oversight.

Chris Ward
Chris Ward
East VancouverEast Vancouver
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The fight over the fate of a shuttered Canada Post office in Chinatown isn’t over just yet

The fight over the fate of a shuttered Canada Post office in Chinatown isn’t over just yet

The community will no longer have access to a post office in the area

Julie Chadwick
Julie Chadwick
HousingHousing
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Exclusive: Powell Rooms SRO set to become a unique model of community-owned housing

Exclusive: Powell Rooms SRO set to become a unique model of community-owned housing

The Downtown Eastside Community Land Trust is buying the building to preserve it as deeply affordable housing and childcare space.

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
KillarneyKillarney
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Vancouver hits the gas on FIFA preparations

Vancouver hits the gas on FIFA preparations

With most group stage games set and its training venue nearly complete, the city is starting to fine-tune its plans for the massive tournament that's now six months away.

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
Grandview-WoodlandGrandview-Woodland
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With food insecurity on the rise, Vancouver food groups innovate to fill the gap

With food insecurity on the rise, Vancouver food groups innovate to fill the gap

Local groups are working to stay afloat and serve immediate community needs, while also advocating for significant systemic changes in how food programs are delivered.

Julie Chadwick
Julie Chadwick
Green PartyGreen Party
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Pete Fry “likely” to run for mayor, while progressive parties negotiate on election strategy

Pete Fry “likely” to run for mayor, while progressive parties negotiate on election strategy

The two-term councillor is getting close to formally launching his campaign as the Greens, COPE, and OneCity continue strategic meetings ahead of the 2026 election.

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
2026 Municipal Election2026 Municipal Election
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Meet the non-profit leaders vying for mayor

Meet the non-profit leaders vying for mayor

Amanda Burrows and William Azaroff are local non-profit leaders without political experience who both hope to represent OneCity as the party's mayoral candidate in the 2026 election.

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
Vancouver Art GalleryVancouver Art Gallery
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Haida manga takes centre stage in Vancouver

Haida manga takes centre stage in Vancouver

How Haida storytelling and Asian artwork combine in this unique art exhibit

Julie Chadwick
Julie Chadwick
BakeryBakery
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How Vancouver’s restaurants and cafes use design to create an immersive guest experience

How Vancouver’s restaurants and cafes use design to create an immersive guest experience

These places are proving that Vancouver isn't a sleepy design town

Sara Harowitz
Sara Harowitz
Ken SimKen Sim
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The City of Vancouver’s budget just passed. Here’s what it all means

The City of Vancouver’s budget just passed. Here’s what it all means

The mayor and his ABC councillors have passed a zero per cent property tax increase, which will mean more fees for residents

Geoff Sharpe
Geoff Sharpe
SportsSports
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A Vancouver sports weekend like none other

A Vancouver sports weekend like none other

From the Goldeneyes to the Whitecaps, the city is quickly becoming a paradise for sports lovers

Nate Lewis
Nate Lewis
Ken SimKen Sim
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Park board fees set to increase due to zero per cent property tax increase

Park board fees set to increase due to zero per cent property tax increase

The fee increases could impact many services, including skate rentals, swimming lessons, admission to parks and public golf courses

Julie Chadwick
Julie Chadwick
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