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Indian

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Bar Asra isn’t about cuisine—it’s about ingredients

Bar Asra isn’t about cuisine—it’s about ingredients

The restaurant has no through line when it comes to a single type of cuisine. But that's a plus, not a negative, when it comes to Bar Asra.

Restaurant Review

Is this the best concentration of restaurants in the city?

Is this the best concentration of restaurants in the city?

The limitations of the area work to its advantage in a generation of restaurants that are appearing

City Hall

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Is Task Force Barrage undermining OPS?

Is Task Force Barrage undermining OPS?

Advocates say Task Force Barrage is deterring people from accessing life-saving overdose prevention sites and questions remain about its budget

Housing

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The proposed Safeway highrises are going to public hearing this week

The proposed Safeway highrises are going to public hearing this week

The location is contentious with locals

From dishwasher and punk rocker to city councillor: Sean Orr’s unique path to City Hall

From dishwasher and punk rocker to city councillor: Sean Orr’s unique path to City Hall

COPE's openly socialist councillor discusses his professional transition, his political role models, the state of the city, and much more.

Rubber meets the road in latest Broadway Plan rezoning

Rubber meets the road in latest Broadway Plan rezoning

A Broadway Plan rezoning deferred due to shade.

Is the tariff war set to hit Vancouver’s film industry?

Is the tariff war set to hit Vancouver’s film industry?

The details are still unclear, but the industry is a big employer in BC and Vancouver

Art Review

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Stitched at Gordon Smith Gallery explores the boundaries of photography

Stitched at Gordon Smith Gallery explores the boundaries of photography

The art exhibit goes beyond what you'd traditionally expect

Housing

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The city wants to radically change housing policy in the Downtown Eastside. Advocates and residents are concerned

The city wants to radically change housing policy in the Downtown Eastside. Advocates and residents are concerned

About 100 people showed up to a community forum on Thursday after the city unveiled the proposed changes last week