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Anonymous reveals name of Vic Toews' alleged mistress

Hacktivist group Anonymous has released more details about Public Safety Minister Vic Toews, who was under siege on twitter last week for his controversial "online snooping bill" (Bill C-30, The...

Oil executive son's testimony at Prince Rupert Northern Gateway pipeline joint review panel

At the Enbridge Joint Review Panel hearings, the son of an oil executive delivered a riveting speech about the power and destruction of oil.

Academy Award predictions: The Artist versus Hugo for Best Picture

Martin Scorsese’s Hugo is the main challenger to The Artist for the the Best Picture award at this year's Oscars.

B.C. Budget: tight spending and asset sales on the horizon

Spending cutbacks, sale of provincial property and a potential business tax were the highlights of the Finance Minister Kevin Falcon's budget on Tuesday. The B.C. Liberal government delivered on...

Waste reduction talks by Re:Generation put Greenest City goals into motion

Engaged Vancouverites come together at SFU Woodward's for a night of inclusive, intergenerational dialogue -- this month tackling the issue of waste reduction in the city.

Mulcair announces NDP strategy to invest in co-op housing

Speaking to press at the downtown Woodward’s building, the NDP leadership frontrunner announced his party’s plan to prioritize affordable housing.

Missing Women Inquiry: Ex-Pickton worker echoes lawyer allegations of police cover-up

Describing a 'turning, wrenching feeling,' would-be police informant Bill Hiscox reveals to VO what it was like on serial killer Robert 'Willie' Pickton's farm.

Hunchback rocks Hugo's tale with brilliant design and storytelling

An exciting new production explores the Hunchback story with a dark Gothic twist.

Healing for the mind, body and soul at The Wellness Show

The Wellness Show was a great event for everyone and drew both young and old, fit to couch potato.

Emily Carr President Ron Burnett on his knighthood, parents, and the ideal school

Only two months into 2012 and Vancouver's very own University of Art and Design – Emily Carr – has a promising year ahead. It has not only ushered in an e-book partnership with the Mozilla Foundation...

Oilsands pipeline risks explained in "BC's Huge Gamble" film

"BC's Huge Gamble" sheds light on just what British Columbians will sacrifice if the Enbridge Northern Gateway Pipeline is approved.

Science journalists ask Harper to stop muzzling research and free expression

National and international groups representing science journalism have come together to oppose the Harper government's "muzzling" of key federal scientists.

Spring break travel tips to pack light, save money and enjoy the journey

The secret to packing light? Remove five items of clothing before the final zip. Read on for other great tips to help travelers make the most of their experience.