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Invasive Himalayan blackberry is so vigorous that if left alone, it would overgrow and shade out all other berry shrubs in the Lost Lagoon area in a few short years, according to an ecologist.

It took me months to find a place to live. Here’s what I learned about shag carpets and the wacky world of real estate.

/CNW/ - A clean freshwater supply is essential to the well-being of Canadians, the health and sustainability of the environment, and the economy. Fresh water...

The urban oasis has much to teach us about which plants are native to this place and which newer ones pose a threat to the ecology.

Alexander and Elizabeth de Halmy, last of Austro-Hungarian nobility, escaped the Nazi Holocaust and communism to find peace by Lost Lagoon.

Dedication benches are a familiar sight for visitors in Vancouvers parks, with plaques that most often pay touching tribute to a lost loved one – but the space is also available to companies and organizations willing to make a large enough donation to the city.

We asked our readers to share photos of this season of renewal. Here they are!

Want to get to know Vancouver's favourite park even better? Check out these secret spots for awesome wildlife viewing.

The park board will leave the temporary traffic changes limiting cars to one lane around the park until at least the summer.

We got to check out the Neverland Peter Pan-themed pop-up before it opens today, and here's what we thought.