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 Vanwaterworld? Hold the Armageddon talkThe massive earthquake that was supposed to sink the Pacific coast last month has held off. Does that prove Web futurists wrong?
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 The upside to the bubble bursting: Sanity returnsThe bloggers had it right - B.C.'s real estate market was due for a correction. At least we can stop obsessing about house listings
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 A provocative picture of the pastOur young city doesn't have many historic images clich
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 Vancouver Review defies the oddsWith its sexy packaging and smart, hard-hitting content, this magazine is bucking the industry trend
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 Two candidates, two views on the artsThe seemingly similar front-runners, upon closer inspection, are looking at the problem of how to support culture in distinct ways
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 A literary city with little presence on the pageReaders may not be familiar with Vancouver, but does that mean it can't be designated a World City of Literature?
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 Maybe we need a horseshoe, not a squareNo description available
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 A gritty engagement with the pastLee Henderson's debut novel grips our roots - a setting of mud, racism and opium - as if history really matters
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 A natural affection for manmade madnessWe have our sacred sites, but nothing measures up to the inexplicable obsession that gave rise to Los Angeles' Watts Towers
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 Full-day kindergarten: one smart investmentBeefing up B.C.'s early childhood education would send kids into Grade 1 on a more equal footing
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 Microphilanthropy feels as good as it tastesGiving back at supper clubs can generate a virtuous cycle of good deeds, as small groups make a big difference
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 The ethics of witnessing suicidesControversy erupts after a Vancouver academic is told he can't sit and take notes while people kill themselves
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 Make the time for a slow game with strangersSculptor Robert Chaplin's travel chess set is a welcome anachronism in an era of high-velocity travel
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 Vancouver strikes a fashionable poseIt's been named one of the world's most livable cities by Monocle magazine, but all things popular end up being punished
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 Reconnecting with the land in the heart of a cityIt took an encounter with London's latest food phenomenon to realize we're not as in touch with our landscape as we think
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