Man charged after shooting, crash in Surrey
Police say a man is in custody, suspected of a shooting that led to a vehicle crash in Surrey’s City […]
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Concerns raised over Vancouver’s Human Rights Action Plan during FIFA
Advocates and city councillors are calling for stronger support for Vancouver’s unhoused population ahead of the FIFA World Cup this summer. The current
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Annual report analyzes economic challenges for downtown Vancouver businesses
The Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association released its eighth annual ‘State of Downtown’ report Tuesday. The report finds that Vancouver’s
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‘Unacceptable’: Passengers, experts call out BC Ferries after weekend of sailing cancellations
The long weekend may be over, but after days of frustration, headaches continue at the BC Ferry terminals. The company
Rapper Offset shot in Florida, spokesperson says he is stable
The rapper Offset was shot Monday and is stable, according to a spokesperson for the Migos rapper, but his exact
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One of the first wildfires of the year recorded south of Lytton
A wildfire near the village of Lytton in B.C.’s Southern Interior was reported on Monday. According to BC Wildfire Service,
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Tumbler Ridge celebrates second place in Kraft Hockeyville finish
Many of the residents of Tumbler Ridge were packed into its local rink on Saturday ahead of the announcement of
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Volkswagen beetle prank at Squamish’s Stawamus Park sparks concerns; B.C. parks to remove car
A hollow VW Beetle has been hanging off the side of the Stawamus Chief for more than a week now.
No difference between suspending and amending DRIPA, says First Nations leader
A First Nations leader in B.C. says Premier David Eby’s plan to suspend the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous
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Vancouver-based mining firm confirming death of abducted workers near Mexican site
A Vancouver-based silver mining firm confirmed on Monday that nine of its employees have now been found deceased at its
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