City of Vancouver eliminates coin option for parking meters
Drivers who rely on coins to pay for parking in Vancouver had better make sure they have a credit card […]
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B.C. bears emerge from their dens, sparking excitement and heightened monitoring
B.C. Grouse Mountain’s beloved grizzly bears have woken up from their long nap this week after about 144 days of
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Man taken to hospital after crash involving large commercial truck in Surrey
The Surrey Police Service (SPS) says a man was taken to hospital in serious condition after a crash involving a
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World’s largest Vaisakhi parade is underway in Surrey
Approximately half a million people are expected to attend the annual Surrey Khalsa Day Vaisakhi Parade Saturday, making it the
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B.C. supportive housing bill targets problem tenants. Critics fear it may worsen woes
Housing researcher Alina McKay knows there are “tensions” in British Columbia’s supportive housing buildings, as tenants face disruptive violence flowing
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Fire crews battle blaze at vacant lot in Surrey
A fire broke out at what Surrey Fire Services says is a vacant home Saturday morning. Assistant Operations Chief Geoff
Burnaby school district’s budget may be ‘devastated’ by retroactive pay
The Burnaby School District must retroactively pay new teachers who started their career anytime after July 1, 2022. The head
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Lifted pickup truck made for off-roading, not speed, says police
A Mission man has lost the use of his lifted pickup truck after speeding up the Coquihalla on April 10.
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Ukrainian community asks the City of Vancouver to install historical monument
The Ukrainian community in B.C. is urging the City of Vancouver to erect a historical statue that commemorates the tragic
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2 youths seriously injured after stabbing in Aldergrove Friday
Two youths have been taken to hospital in serious but non-life-threatening condition after a stabbing in Aldergrove Friday afternoon. The
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