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Scientists frequently uncover unusual and intriguing fossils, but some finds are more spectacular than others. Recent ones include a slimy, slug-like

Cullen Goodyear, a 74-year-old triathlete, suffered a broken hip when she was hit by someone on an e-scooter in July.

UBC researchers are looking for city residents to volunteer their yards so they can set up a series of cognitive tests to better understand just how smart raccoons are.

Vancouver's iconic park once had very different entrances with a wooden gate using stumps and a grand boulevard leading into the park at different times.

A number of dead fish have washed ashore at the Stanley Park lagoon over recent years, from carp to sticklebacks. The Park Board explains why this happens

Seller of unit in building next to Stanley Park in the West End received one offer and had a stand-by buyer

After years of planning, construction on the new 1.4-km-long, 2.6-metre-wide Stanley Park Water Supply Tunnel is now set to begin in 2024.

The watermain replacement project will take five years to build, with most work conducted underground. Still, nearby residents say they worry about noise, dust and traffic.

Park board considers 1.4-kilometre drinking water tunnel under Stanley Park to replace 1930s-era line that experienced significant leak into Lost Lagoon.

Park board considers 1.4-kilometre drinking water tunnel under Stanley Park to replace 1930s-era line that experienced significant leak into Lost Lagoon.