The municipal party that controls the balance of power on Vancouver city council is planning on running a candidate to replace three-term mayor Gregor Robertson. Continue reading →

The report takes a look at which schools have improved or fallen behind by looking at how students performed in key areas including reading, writing, and math. Continue reading →

It may seem like some sort of sick April Fools’ Day joke for Metro Vancouver drivers, but gas prices have tied the region’s record in less than two weeks. Continue reading →

She said the two per cent tax means she would owe an extra $7,000 every year. Continue reading →

The mayor of Pitt Meadows wants to amend the rules for local politicians who find themselves in front of a judge. Continue reading →

On top of offering millenials a reduced rental rate, this program could also help with older people who feel isolated and the subsequent mental health issues that come with being alone. Continue reading →

“It’s a bad argument to say having a single representative is essential because it connects the constituent to the legislature.” Continue reading →

“So what we have is a Green Party that makes a lot of noise but actually just votes with the NDP, and so that tension is going to build up between the two of them, and we’ll be there to point that out.” Continue reading →

Vancouver City Council is expected to vote on the project Jan. 17. Continue reading →