Should Granville Street remain car-free after the World Cup?
It’s been a popular place to watch FIFA World Cup matches and to get together with people of all backgrounds
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Athlete of the Week: Stacking trophies on the pitch
This week, 1130 NewsRadio’s Marcus Fitzgerald spoke with Akash Varma-Robb, who recently helped lead St. George’s School to their first
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Driver crashes into Chilliwack home, displacing two families
Two families are without a home, following a fiery crash in Chilliwack early Tuesday morning, that saw a car smash
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BC RCMP launch ‘I Dare You to See’ program for human trafficking education
The BC RCMP Counter Human Trafficking Unit (CHTU) has started a new anti-human trafficking education and awareness campaign called “I
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Critics call out Surrey Police Board pushing plan to limit what police chief says publicly
The Surrey Police Board is looking to place limits on what the Chief Constable and senior executives comment to the
Collisions on the Alex Fraser Bridge snarl traffic in both directions
Two collisions on the Alex Fraser Bridge are snarling traffic in both directions. Southbound on the north end, a three-car
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B.C. Energy Minister Dix announces upgrades to multiple hydro dams
The B.C. government has launched an upgrade on the provincial hydro system in an effort to increase the power supply
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Police investigating ‘mischief’ to Terry Fox statue in Port Coquitlam
Coquitlam RCMP are investigating alleged “mischief” to the Terry Fox statue at the Port Coquitlam Community Centre on Wilson Avenue
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Vancouver mining company hires former Trump cabinet member Kristi Noem
Vancouver-based NovaRed Mining says it has hired former U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security and current Special Envoy to the Shield
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Conservative MP’s bill on intimate partner violence becomes law
The Criminal Code will soon be updated to allow for a charge of first-degree murder against the killer of an
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