Kerrisdale

By Danauca Dory One year after it was chopped down, a beloved century-old Kerrisdale sequoia tree now sits in storage at Magee Secondary School to be transformed into community benches by shop students. The tree, which was…

The birthplace of Vancouver’s ship repair and fishing industry is at risk of being sold, redeveloped and forgotten because the industrial site from the 1800s hasn’t been granted heritage status, according to local advocates.

In one of Vancouver’s safest neighbourhoods, police point to community engagement as the secret to success.

Reported by Allison Hayes Three weeks past the deadline, the Vancouver Board of Parks + Recreation is still waiting on a number of Vancouver community centres to sign its proposed agreement to update operational rules. The Joint…

Reported by Violetta Kryak The Kerrisdale Figure Skating Club hosted its first carnival in 17 years on Saturday, March 11, at Kerrisdale Cyclone Taylor Arena to celebrate the end of winter. The carnival, named Around the World, told…

Some south Vancouver residents are angry at city hall and Telus because they weren't consulted about the construction of a 14.9 meter cell-boosting tower near Oak and 49 Ave. Fred and Linda Chiu, who live four houses from the…