A message from our editor as we announce a two-month break (back in March!) and some news of West End - Coal Harbour interest.

An announceent from MP Hedy Fry, an update on plans for the Stanley Park Water Tunnel, and Spencer Chandra Herberts win by the numbers.

A 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.

With two elections on the horizon, at least one candidate is ready to take on Spencer Chandra Herbert this October, and another to vie for Hedy Fry's seat next year.

Pointers on keeping our trees well watered, a find farwell to a West End community stalwart, and some changes coming to Gulf & Fraser.

There’s a lot of construction coming our way this summer and fall, and we asked the City some pertinent questions. And two West Enders receive their Order of Canada!

The good news that at least some of the water features are running again (for now), the Community Centre Summer Recreation Guide is now out, a call for upcoming yard sale listings, and a “Developing Stories” update on 1055 Harwood.

An abbreviated version of TOTT this month, but we do have an update on 1045 Haro and links to many other West End stories.

Covering the VPD surveillance outside Ofra’s Kitchen, a “Love Letter To The West End” campaign, the delays in opening The Butterfly, and introducing a new feature by artist Oraf Orafsson.

A recap of the mayor's plan to abolish the park board, a collection of some great West End Moments photos, and an update on plans for infill development at 1501 Haro.

The latest on the Stanley Park Water Tunnel project, an update on the fate of the Buchan Hotel, MAiD is coming to St. Paul’s, and what’s happening at 1511 Barclay.

The City opts not to extend the Comox School Street experiment, the West End Waterfront redevelopment plan enters a new stage, and the Burnaby Street hostel reopens.