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Women of Vancouver (WofV) is a new bi-weekly editorial featuring the most stylish and professional women in Vancouver. Style by Sarai recently interviewed Jackie Ellis for this exclusive in-depth photo editorial.

The latest RBC affordability index report indicates what we already know: Vancouver still remains the least affordable housing market in the country. The trend of condo and urban living will continue not only because it’s more affordable, but the younger generation is only now seeing the perils of suburban living.

When the higher seeded Canucks lost two at home to start the playoffs and were subsequently swept out of the playoffs by the San Jose Sharks, someone had to take the heat. On Wednesday afternoon, General Manager Mike Gillis relieved Alain Vigneault of his coaching duties, leaving fans and media to consider where the team goes from here.

Vancouver’s second J. Crew location is now open at Pacific Centre! We passed by it this afternoon: it’s great news for the ladies, but not so great for the men and kids as this location only sells women’s apparel.

The Vancouver Canucks have fired Head Coach Alain Vigneault.

Vancouver-based clothing designers are no strangers to controversy, just ask lululemon about the see through pants scandal. Now, Vancouver-based Aritzia has pulled some of its clothing tags that drew complaints from offended customers and disability groups.

With the B.C. Liberals re-elected, Metro Vancouver residents are expected to vote in a referendum on a new funding mechanism for TransLink in the November 2014 municipal elections.

Here is a video posted on LiveLeak.com showing an alleged racial verbal attack by a woman attending the annual Cloverdale Rodeo. The video ends with the woman spitting on the female victim.

We did a double take on this when we saw it, but as it turns out – they didn’t leave out any zeros, it was no typo. This 1989-built 613 sq. ft. condo with one bedroom, one bathroom, and one parking space on North Templeton Drive in East Vancouver is selling for just $99,000. Could this possibly be the cheapest apartment in the City of Vancouver?