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Article content If he was to move his RV to another location, it would probably be over by the Canadian Tire/Vancouver Film Studios near Boundary Road. But Connolly Watson isn’t going anywhere. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or East Van RV ‘streeters’ dig in as Vancouver’s deadline day passes Back to video He and the remaining folks living in recreational vehicles and vans next to Van Tech Secondary in East Vancouver are digging in, so to speak, in expectation of city workers showing up Thursday morning to begin dismantling ...

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Posted: Mar 09, 2021 8:32 PM PT | Last Updated: March 11 The Vancouver School Board is reviewing the school liaison officer program. (Nicolas Amaya/CBC) Students, parents, and school liaison officers were among the more than 30 people who shared their thoughts Monday and Tuesday with the Vancouver School Board on the future of the school liaison officer program. The school liaison officer (SLO) program, which currently has 17 officers stationed across the district, is the subject of a review ordered last year by the school board.  This week's special meetings followed the release of an in...

Article content Eli Cooley-Morris was baptized in the Downtown Eastside’s landmark First United Church in 1988. He died next door at the Hazelwood Hotel nearly 32 years later, another victim of B.C.’s poisoned drug supply. His father, Rev. Barry Morris, was the minister at the church when Eli was born. Today, Morris works at the Longhouse Council of Native Ministry in east Vancouver, where in the past year he has presided over about 20 funerals or memorials for drug users, many of them young adults. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Hitting ...

Article content Everybody loves old high school yearbooks. Well, their own old yearbook — it takes something special to make a yearbook interesting to outsiders. The Vantech has it. In the 1920s, ’30s and ’40s, Vancouver Technical school students produced a yearbook with covers so colourful that they’re works of art. The bright colours and crispness of the covers is because they were done as linocuts, a technique popular with artists at the time. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or This week in history: Stunning vintage Vantech yearbooks e...