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Teaching kids how to ride a bike, change a tire or use a hand drill is not only necessary, but a bonding experience

The owners of Richmond Centre shopping mall are being investigated by the privacy commissioner for using facial recognition technology, but where does it all stop?

Civic election goes Oct. 20 in wide-open race for 27 positions

As students return to classrooms this week, things should be much calmer and more organized compared to last year. Last summer, there were hundreds of vacant teacher positions in Vancouver, making school start-up challenging.

It鈥檚 cooler this weekend, almost time for long pants. Almost time for long faces. Labour Day, as in better get our heads out of the clouds, our toes out of the sand and our butts back to work.

The war rooms of local political parties and independent candidates are getting more creative

The marketing worked. More than 170,000 people visit every year. But is there room for all of them?

The Trans Mountain pipeline project wasn鈥檛 halted because it鈥檚 a bad idea. It got derailed because its approval was a railroad job, with we on the West Coast the damsel in distress lashed to the rails.

It鈥檚 a huge victory for Indigenous leaders and pipeline opponents, but by no stretch of the imagination is the Trans Mountain expansion project over.

As the dog days of Vancouver鈥檚 smoky summer draw to a close, and with a municipal election a mere seven weeks away, am I alone having trepidation about our city鈥檚 future? If elections are supposed to be about hope and change, I for one am not feeling