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Bob Underhill, chair of Vancouver's Remembrance Day committee: "I'm really proud that we were able to accomplish this."

City staff says "unprecedented volume of projects in-stream," which will surpass five-year target of 28,900 completed homes

Sandra Singh, deputy city manager: "If there's anyone remaining, it's not because there weren't choices available to them."

A new report says up to 1,350 people would die or suffer severe injuries and nearly 6,100 privately owned buildings would be heavily damaged.

City director: "The pool is in a much better situation, but it is still an end-of-life asset."

"We can talk about affordability. We can talk about safety. We can talk about swagger all day long. Those are all tied into building a place that our kids and grandkids will want to call home."

Temporary fire hall was planned for green space at Gore and Union streets

Human rights鈥� groups say police used excessive force in May at blockade of train tracks, conducting unnecessary surveillance at protests

Coun. Pete Fry: 鈥淭hat鈥檚 what we were hoping for.鈥�

Boyle was elected Oct. 19 as the NDP MLA for Vancouver-Little Mountain