British Columbia’s wood manufacturing sector is again sounding the alarm about Canada’s softwood lumber dispute with the United States, calling […]
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Police are investigating after a driver struck and seriously injured a man in Vancouver Wednesday morning. The Vancouver Police Department
Senior left with life-altering injuries after Vancouver hit-and-run: police Read More »
The Vancouver Tenants Union held a rally Thursday in response to what it calls a retaliatory lawsuit from a local
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Something bizarre has become a common occurrence at Burnaby North Secondary School over the past month. While the high school
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Out of the National Hockey League playoff race for months, the Vancouver Canucks continue to be formidable “spoilers.” On Thursday, they spoiled
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As temperatures rise, industry leaders say B.C. farmers are bracing for the challenges of what could be a hot summer.
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On Thursday afternoon, Langley RCMP responded to a car crash at 33rd Avenue and 264th Street. British Columbia Ambulance Service
For the fifth time in a month, Burnaby North Secondary School went into a hold and secure protocol due to
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For the 18th consecutive month, annual rent has decreased according to the National Rent Report and Urbanation. Rents have fallen
The Independent Investigations Office of BC (IIO) is seeking witnesses to the arrest of a man in Langley on Oct.
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