And the show goes on ...

During his 40-year career as a well-known Vancouver impresario, David Y.H. Lui earned many things: He was named to the Order of Canada and won a star on Vancouver's walk of fame. What he never earned, however, was enough money to buy a permanent place to live.

If all roads lead to Ucluelet, who pays for them?

On the west coast of Vancouver Island, the tiny community of Ucluelet is booming, thanks to a surge in development applications for resorts and other tourist-oriented projects. Construction is transforming the former fishing and logging town into a plush getaway for those eager to take in the rugged conditions of the Pacific coast.

Police investigating death of Langley woman

Homicide investigators are probing the death of a 50-year-old Langley woman whose body was found outside a building in an industrial park on Saturday.Police say Sheryl Lynn Koroll disappeared some time between Friday night and early Saturday morning.

Search for Abbotsford man considered too dangerous

The RCMP have called off the search for a climber who fell into a crevasse on Mount Slesse near Chilliwack on Saturday.Search and rescue crews consider the area too unsafe right now because of shifting ground and ice, as well as the steepness of the terrain.

Outdoor mishaps

Treacherous conditions yesterday on a high mountain overlooking the Fraser Valley hampered efforts to search for a climber missing on Mount Slesse.The man, a resident of Abbotsford, B.C., is said to be an experienced mountaineer. He was short-rope climbing with a partner on the mountain Saturday when he was hit by a falling block of ice and fell into a crevasse.

YOUR GUIDE TO THE WEEK'S ENTERTAINMENT

MondayStand Your Ground Local choreographer Karen Jamieson, along with participants from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, present a community-minded work called Stand Your Ground as part of the Dancing on the Edge Festival. A piece about birds contemplating a long journey, a comic work about looking for love, and a performance that uses water as a metaphor for longing and regret follow. 5 p.m. $20. The Firehall, 280 E. Cordova St. 604-689-0926.

Refugee seeks asylum in Sikh temple

A failed refugee claimant, left disabled from an aneurysm, has dodged another deportation order by moving into a Sikh temple in the Fraser Valley city of Abbotsford.Laibar Singh, 48, who is paralyzed, in a wheelchair and needs regular dialysis treatment, left a Vancouver long-term care centre over the weekend for the sanctuary of the Kalgidhar temple in Abbotsford, about an hour's drive east of Vancouver.

Herculean construction effort smoothes road to Olympics

Day by day, piece by piece, Darrell Bay Rock is slowly disappearing.The huge granite bulge just south of Shannon Falls near Squamish, B.C., 45 kilometres north of Vancouver, causes the Sea to Sky Highway to turn at a sharp, treacherous angle. Now it is halfway pulverized, thanks to the careful use of explosives and a portable on-site crusher that turns mountains into hills of gravel.

Chantal singing different tune over Avril song - Toronto Sun

Americans and Canadians to See Europe Double - SYS-CON Media

TSB Report on Squamish spill in morning

Almost two years after a toxic spill caused by a train derailment devastated BC's Cheakamus River, the final investigation report from the Transportation Safety Board will be released.

"We're not leaving until the Chief resigns."

Dozens of members of the Sechelt Indian Band have blocked all access to the Band offices in protest.

It's early but, it's still notice

Vancouver's outside workers are closer to heading to picket lines after issuing 72-hour strike notice Tuesday.

Lost Paradise, Vancouver's Waldorf, July 21

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Vancouver 15/20 best city!

Monocle ranked Vancouver the number 15 best place to call home. If you have not seen it, Monocle is the new mag from the creators of Wallpaper (so 90s of a mag. Another reason why Microsoft is opening an office here (well, Richmond)

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