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TransLink Funding Series

How to fill TransLink’s funding deficit and who will pay for it

In part three of our series on TransLink’s funding deficit, there’s still uncertainty, but here’s a few ways TransLink could get the money to avoid major service cuts

Art Review

Multiple Realities and the question of control in the past and present

The exhibit at the Vancouver Art Gallery features experimental art from the Eastern Blog from the 1960s-80s.

Granville

What the closure of Hudson Bay mean for the downtown core

It's not good for the area

Park board commissioners split on the future of the Vancouver Aquatic Centre

High costs have forced a rethink for the renewal of the aging facility. Commissioners will meet on Monday to decide whether to move forward with a watered-down plan or hold out in hopes of future funding.

Gastown

If there was a perfect Izakaya outside Japan, it might be Oku

If you think Gastown is only for tourist restaurants, you are sorely missing out

Restaurant Review

Tradition and excellence at Yuji’s

This humble spot will make sushi lovers swooon

City Hall

What happens if TransLink can’t fix its deficit?

In part two of our series, we consider the worst-case scenario for transit riders in already underserved neighbourhoods like South Vancouver

Transit

More promised cash for TransLink, but not the cash it needs

The government promised much-needed money for the transit operator. But it's not the money it urgently needs now

Housing

The Broadway Plan and tenant protections through the eyes of a new Vancouverite

Nathaniel Gumapac just moved to Vancouver last year. But circumstance has already pulled him into the politics and contradictions of the Broadway Plan and the city’s housing issues.