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A young East Vancouver entrepreneur's streetwear brand, "Our Block Clothing," hit Footlocker stores in Vancouver last week. 

A volunteer group in South Vancouver has come together to protect one of the few remaining native forests in the city, by removing invasive species and encouraging the growth of native plants. 

The amount of affordable housing in Greater Victoria continues to dwindle, according to a new report. Advocates are calling on all levels of government to implement policies that help preserve existing affordable housing units and control rent increase.

*Updated at 8:38 a.m. Friday* Hundreds of homes and businesses across southern New Brunswick remain without electricity. Saint John Energy says about ...

*Updated at 8:38 a.m. Friday* Hundreds of homes and businesses across southern New Brunswick remain without el...

Vancouverites will soon be able to play pickleball at courts across the city, thanks to the Parks Board and other advocacy groups.

VPD are searching for a Vancouver woman who has gone missing, and a snowstorm expected to bring up to 20 cm of snow could complicate matters.

The price of a home in Canada continues to rise in a real estate market that's red hot heading in to 2022.

Our Block Clothing A 20-year-old entrepreneur is turning heads with his neighbourhood-focused clothing brand. Nicolas Budisa was born and raised in East Vancouver. Before the COVID-19 pandemic began, he aspired to be a professional soccer player. He had played for the Vancouver Whitecaps Resident Team Program, Team BC, and the Canadian National Team. After graduating from high school, he moved to Portugal, training on the youth team of a professional club. His dreams were put on pause, however,...

Article content Back in 2018, Vancouver’s previous council unanimously approved a “provisional vision statement and guiding planning principles” for False Creek South, and directed that “detailed planning work in False Creek South generally be deferred until greater clarity is reached on lease negotiations with leaseholders on city lands.” Three years later, there has still been no resolution of the negotiations on those leases, the earliest of which are set to expire in less than a ...