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People with a condition that isn’t recognized as a disability but can impair learning say the first step to accommodating them is raising awareness.

By Agazy Mengesha The City of Vancouver has partnered with community centres and post-secondary institutions to make them into waste collection hubs for those who can’t make it to the new Zero Waste Centre near Marine Drive Station.…

The first female-only street battle was organized in light of International Women's Day on Mar. 9.

The students and teacher of a new kung fu choreography class are collaborating with a group of independent filmmakers to create a kung fu short film.

Residents opposed to a proposed six-storey 44-unit development on an Upper Lonsdale building site gutted by fire over a year ago are worried their concerns will not be resolved at a public hearing.

By Lisa Steacy B.C. businesses, service providers and community organizations are increasingly turning to graphic recordings to tackle heavy topics, saying they are more effective when it comes to sharing difficult experiences and…

All Little League players must play with official, “wood-like” bats, approved in January by the board of directors of Little League International, the world ruling body.

Reported by Amanda Poole Perseverance and discipline are two qualities a 16-year-old karate national champion has mastered. Yushi Nakajima who trains at West River Karate in South Vancouver, will be defending his title in kata, a…

“They just kept procrastinating the email,” Elsayed said. “They could've been a little more comprehensive with their replies, rather than simply replying 'we'll get into it' or 'we'll look into it'.”