Call it Euro Italian Day. The twin Italian passions of football and food converged on Commercial Drive as the annual Italian Day coincided with the prestigious Euro 2012 soccer tournament.
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The federal government’s decision to close the Kitsilano Coast Guard station is wrong-headed and should be reversed, Opposition leader Adrian Dix said Sunday.
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Three passengers aboard a float plane that crashed in the Okanagan Sunday night are feared dead.
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Vancouver city councillor Heather Deal remembers reading a New York Times Magazine article about street food vendors in the Big Apple and wondering why there wasn’t much more than ice cream, hot dogs and roasted chestnuts for sale on Vancouver streets. “We have a city of food and foodies and restaurants and local food and none of that is reflected in our food carts,” Deal recalls thinking as she read the article in 2008.
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Late-night store workers across British Columbia worry amendments to Grant’s Law put them at serious risk.
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Until just a few weeks ago, the “hoodie” was seen as just another article of clothing, a favourite garment of rumpled American teenagers and casually clad vacationers.
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Police have recommended four criminal charges in connection with the crash that killed 22-year-old Kassandra Kaulius last year. Kaulius, a Surrey Storm softball pitcher and coach, was driving home from a game on May 3, 2011 when a white panel van allegedly ran a red light at 152nd Street and 64th Avenue and collided with the driver’s side of Kaulius’ red BMW.
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It was like the quiet before a storm as B.C. parents woke Monday to yet another standoff between the government and teachers.
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The man who was Vancouver’s police chief from 1999 to 2002 — when serial killer Robert Pickton stepped up his pace of killing Downtown Eastside women — denied he knew anything about Pickton until just before his arrest.
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Sports fan Adrian Dix, the B.C. NDP leader and would-be premier, was kicking back Sunday watching the Super Bowl when something made him want to throw the challenge flag.
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Yet another survey is telling Metro Vancouver residents what they already know —it’s outrageously expensive to buy real estate here.
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Four-term Liberal MLA Barry Penner resigned Monday, six weeks after announcing he was leaving politics to return to law.
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A 38-year-old man was shot and killed in his driveway late on Boxing Day, police confirmed late Monday.
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Actor DJ Qualls appeared Monday night on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson where he recounted his run-in with Vancouver police this September.
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A 38-year-old Nanaimo mother admitted Monday that she consumed alcohol the night before a tragic Dec. 22, 2008, car accident that claimed the life of her two sons.
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A passenger plane carrying a Russian ice hockey team crashed shortly after takeoff near the city of Yaroslavl on Wednesday, killing 36 of the 37 people on board...
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Dream game, dream goal, dream finish. Vancouver Canucks fans went home deliriously happy Wednesday after waiting almost 60 minutes for the opening goal by Raffi...
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CNN's Piers Morgan may have known more than he let on last week when he denied having anything to do with phone-hacking as a tabloid editor in Britain. View ...
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