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Artist?s rendering of 66 West Cordova, Vancouver.
Real Estate

Developer experiments with affordable condos near downtown Vancouver

No parking and no maintenance among the perks lost to make housing for couple working minimum wage

Jeffrey Simpson
Jeffrey Simpson

Treaty-making in B.C.: Noble sentiments, difficult realities

‘We’ve spun our wheels and haven’t gone anywhere’

Victoria Seals announcer Mike Walker, 22, in the press box at Royal Athletic Park on July 25.
Tom Hawthorn

Young announcer brings it all to the ballgame

You have to be 'a little crazy' to talk to yourself for hours, Mike Walker says

Edwin Lee, left, and Don Ho look over plans on their 618-acre site covering the southwestern tip of Bowen Island. The two bought the property in 2004 and, after initial plans for hundreds of housing units was turned down by council, will build 59 'estate' home sites on the land.
Land dispute

Everybody wants a piece of Bowen Island

Welcome to Bowen Island – an example of how islands dotting Howe Sound and the Strait of Georgia are ripe for land-use conflict

A fisheries officer inspects illegally harvested horse clams in South Surrey on July 22.

Shell game: B.C. cracks down on illegal clamming

Despite a 40-year-old ban, clamming remains popular – and authorities worry contaminated shellfish could end up in restaurants

Woman found dead in Abbotsford victim of homicide, police say

Amarjit Kaur Khosa’s death not being linked to drugs or gangs

Residents on evacuation alert as wildfire rages near Lillooet

Sparked by lightning, fire is being fanned by hot, dry weather

Earthquake recorded off B.C. coast

Magnitude of 4.6 not enough to be felt on land, say officials

Thai-registered asylum ship may be headed to B.C.

U.S. Coast Guard confirms sighting of MV Sun Sea

Girls as young as 8 were ‘willing participants’ in sex, lawyer argues

Kenneth Klassen's punishment 'should not exceed crime', court told

Valuable painting stolen from 105-year-old woman

Painting of famous French writer stolen from a nursing home

Supreme Court upholds compensation for breach of Charter rights

Ruling the first to say damages can be awarded even if authorities acting in good faith

Sidelined cancer walk veteran participating in spirit

Butterfly of Hope teams continue legacy of Chad Cieslik, currently battling lung cancer, and had walked in every Weekend to Breast Cancer since 2003

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Globe online poll: B.C. politics

With B.C.’s deficit falling more quickly than expected, should the province:

Rod Mickleburgh
B.C. Notebook

Robertson not the first to get burned by F-bomb

Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robinson at work in his office at City Hall in Vancouver January 19, 2010.
Gary Mason
Mounties got their man, and the taxpayer paid

A $2-million settlement put a quiet end to a wrongful-dismissal case that threatened to embarrass RCMP brass

Port Moody police Inspector Andy Richards.
Tom Hawthorn
How a wise judge steered one mom straight

Giving young shoplifter a second chance allows her opportunity to enroll in nursing school

A gavel with influence
City and politics
State of Vancouver

The website of Globe and Mail contributor Frances Bula

Canada's Slum
The Fix

Vancouver's Downtown Eastside: A fresh perspective

Crack Cocaine addict Patricia Hurst uses a pipe to get high in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside January 29, 2009.
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