B.C. ostrich farm loses court bid to prevent avian flu cull
The Federal Court of Appeal has rejected a bid by a British Columbia ostrich farm to prevent the culling of […]
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Port Mann bridge cleared eastbound after crash; expect delays as backup clears
The Port Mann has been cleared after an earlier crash at the east end of the bridge that had the
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Worker injured after crane incident in Vancouver’s West End
A construction worker has been “significantly” injured while working on a crane in Vancouver’s West End Thursday afternoon, Vancouver Fire
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Burnaby RCMP warn public after woman allegedly groped in Central Park
Mounties in Burnaby say they are issuing a warning after a woman was allegedly groped by a man in Central
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B.C. sets new five-year housing orders for 10 more municipalities
British Columbia has set new housing targets for a group of 10 more municipalities with the goal of meeting housing
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2 Vancouver motorcyclists caught driving with plates tucked, fined heavily
Two Vancouver men had their motorcycles impounded and will have their licences reviewed after allegedly driving recklessly over the weekend.
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Man charged after woman groped on Vancouver bus: transit police
The BC Prosecution Service has charged a man with sexual assault after he allegedly groped a woman on a crowded
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Mission teacher disciplined after tug-of-war over student’s backpack
The B.C. Commissioner for Teacher Regulation has reprimanded a Mission teacher for failing to treat her students with respect. The
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‘Colonial decision-making’: First Nations denounce B.C. park closure as too short
Two First Nations are denouncing British Columbia’s planned month-long closure of Joffre Lakes Park for Indigenous cultural practices as too
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Canadian MMA star to enter octagon in Vancouver UFC fight
For the seventh time, Vancouver will play host to one of the most dangerous sports in the world. UFC Fight
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