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Ken Denike and Sophia Woo ponder return to Vancouver school board in fall election

Ken Denike has served three times as Vancouver school board.

Court stops City of Vancouver from thwarting Marpole rental housing project

The City of Vancouver questioned in court a Board of Variance decision relating to the rental development.

ProVancouver party proposes flat fare and other transit discounts across Lower Mainland

ProVancouver says the high cost of transit encourages people to use cars.

Christian activist fails to remove B.C. rights tribunal member presiding over transgender case

B.C. Human Rights Tribunal member Devyn Cousineau denies bias in her handling of a complaint filed by transgender woman Morgane Oger.

Monthly rents up to $4,700 per unit at new Vancouver development

Full market rents will apply to 60 percent of the units at the redeveloped Jewish Community Centre.

Wai Young’s Coalition Vancouver open to alliances with others including Glen Chernen

Coalition Vancouver is preparing to unveil its slates for the October 20 municipal election.

Former police officer Fred Harding joins Vancouver mayoral race

Fred Harding and the Vancouver 1st party are launching their election campaign on Sunday (August 12).

Independent Vancouver mayoral contender Kennedy Stewart eyes teamwork with progressive candidates

Kennedy Stewart says he and his team are holding discussions with different parties.

UBC prof sees minimal impact of randomized ballot on Vancouver election

In this year’s fall election, candidates will be listed in random instead of alphabetical order.

New Vancouver park at Oakridge Centre will be first city-owned but privately-maintained park

All public parks in the city are maintained by park board employees.