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A cut in funding for health services for Indigenous people in the Downtown Eastside couldn’t come at a worse time, given the state of the opioid crisis, say local service providers.

Housing advocates are thrilled at Port Moody city council’s approval of a development that will bring new affordable rental apartments to the city for the first time in three decades.

When it comes to educating children about nutrition, the recipe for success is to bring cooking lessons into the classroom, according to Project “Cook Healthy Edible Food.”

Ensuring the future of traditional Irish sports in Vancouver means convincing locals to join the match, according to organizers.

Vancouver housing activists and developers are urging the city to rezone the Langara Golf Course for housing to accommodate South Vancouver’s growing population.

In preparation for this weeks' Co-op and Career week, Langara College hosted Dress for Success: a workshop to aid students in how to dress and present themselves for future job interviews.

For many international students, mid-March is when the shine starts to dim on their new adventure abroad, according to Tim Rahilly, vice-provost and associate vice-president, students and international at SFU.

Over the past three months, South Vancouver recorded the highest number of coyote encounters in Metro Vancouver.