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/The annual fireworks festival is cancelled, a well-known West End homeless man is recovering from a violent attack, the West End and Coal Harbour Centres are losing their senior supervisor ... and more...
Read MoreThe annual fireworks festival is cancelled, a well-known West End homeless man is recovering from a violent attack, the West End and Coal Harbour Centres are losing their senior supervisor ... and more...
Read MoreAn update on the Tony McNaughton memorial formerly at Starbucks, the campaign to stop the hotel at 2030 Barclay continues, an opportunity to become a Zero Waste Ambassador, and a fond farewell to two beloved West End personalities.
Read MoreThe closure of a West End Starbucks raises concerns about a tribute to a local hero, two House Posts by carver John Spence are unveiled, and we remember the life of volunteer Donnie Charles.
Read MoreResidents protesting a proposed hotel at 2030 Barclay and the proliferation of Lime scooter stations in the West End — just for starters …
Read MoreA campaign to stop the construction of a hotel on Barclay overlooking Lost Lagoon, your Community Centre’s Fall Recreation Guide, a new Arc’teryx store opens on Robson, and more …
Read MorePride Parade rerouted again, City manager clears general manager of complaints about CURV report, new Aquatic Centre plan approved with 25-metre pool, and more.
Read MoreA breakdown of election results, a tenant victory over a negligent landlord, the story of Stovold Lane, and more …
Read MoreA breakdown of election results, a tenant victory over a negligent landlord, the story of Stovold Lane, and more …
Read MoreTwo elections this month, a change af parking zones coming in May, a West End legend passes, and a new executive director at Gordon Neighbourhood House … and more!
Read MoreA message from our editor as we announce a two-month break (back in March!) and some news of West End - Coal Harbour interest.
Read MoreAn announceent from MP Hedy Fry, an update on plans for the Stanley Park Water Tunnel, and Spencer Chandra Herberts win by the numbers.
Read MoreA little short on other content this month, but we hope you enjoy the first of a series of cartoons courtesy of our friends at City Hall Watch.
Read MoreThe West End Journal is the only media outlet exclusively serving Vancouver's West End community, residents, and businesses. We define our West End as extending west from Burrard Street, from shore to shore.
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