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Reported by Nick Laba The RCMP sacrificed one of its own senior officers in order to shift focus from its role in the death of a Polish immigrant, a witness testified on Nov. 27 at the inquest into the suicide of Sergeant Pierre…

Reported by Nathan Durec Visually impaired hockey players from across Canada have come to Vancouver to play the sport they love. The third annual Western Regional Blind Hockey Tournament began with a match between the Canucks and the…

Reported by Kelsea Franzke Unreliable and incomplete data suggesting that 3,000 Indigenous wom­en and girls have gone missing and been murdered across Canada is a gross underestimation, according to one advocate. Chief Kupki7 Judy…

Reported by Mathilda de Villiers Ten precious koi fish were the cost of a crafty otter’s week-long habitation in the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden in Vancouver’s Chinatown neighbourhood. Since the otter took its first…

Reported by Kelsea Franzke For one singer-songwriter, growing up with an oral tradition has led to the dynamic creation of his art, inspiring his use of story and language. Renowned for his energetic musical performances, Joseph Maviglia…

Ideet Sharon's geometric art emerged from a discovery of meditation, now her paintings are drawing attention in the Vancouver art scene.

Reported by Adam Levi For the last six months, local breweries have partnered with students and professors to better understand the science of beer to create a premium, longer-lasting product. The project has been awarded $200,000 by…

Reported by Mathilda de Villiers One of the biggest changes in sports photography is monetization, according to Nick Didlick, a professional photojournalist who has been in the industry for over 40 years. According to Didlick, with…

Reported by Kathryn Tindale Langara became the first college in British Columbia to sign the Okanagan Charter during the annual Health and Wellness Fair to introduce a mental health framework. The signature symbolizes the beginning of a…

Reported by Joe Ayres  Local families will be forced to find alternative programming when the Langara YMCA closes for renovations in early 2021. Susan McVea is a parent who uses the Langara YMCA for her children’s swimming lessons. McVea…