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Despite devastating outcome Brandi Chapman has no regrets and encourages everyone who can, to become a living donor

And four other events that make Vancouver awesome this week

Next month, Vancouver will have a new mayor and council after a historic election. Eight of the 10 councillors will be women, and three of them will represent the Green Party. The Non-Partisan Association (NPA) elected five members.

While they lasted far longer than Toronto’s did, Vancouver is saying goodbye to Seth Rogen’s Translink announcements. The funnyman’s charismatic stylings may be heard from now until Halloween, and then they are being taken off the system.

The lowdown on IBUs, ABVs and some dude named Brett

Process is being rushed with limited scope, First Nations leaders and environmentalists say

A decade of single-party rule came to an end for the Burnaby school board on Saturday, but that doesn’t mean public meetings will suddenly become contentious affairs, according to incumbent trustees.

Will Nygren doesn’t fit the profile of the typical Canadian business official working in China. For one, Nygren – who lived in Toronto for most of his adult life – doesn’t speak Mandarin.

BC Lotteries Corporation has engaged a third-party auditor to monitor B.C.’s busiest casinos to make sure gaming workers are recording source of gaming funds declarations properly – including Burnaby’s Grand Villa Casino.

Mike Hurley and Joe Keithley expected to shake things up at City Hall