‘Did I need to die?’: victim of alleged stranger assault horrified after suspect released
Sila Tekin was walking on Kits Beach with her partner, barefoot, ice cream in hand, when out of nowhere. “Suddenly, […]
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B.C. northern tanker ban to remain in deal with feds
An agreement between British Columbia and the federal government will maintain the northern oil tanker ban. The memorandum of understanding
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BC Nurses’ Union to begin first phase of job action Thursday
The BC Nurses’ Union (BCNU) says it is set to begin job action at 12:01 p.m. Thursday. Union president Adriane
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Coroner’s inquest into 2022 death of a 20-year-old Indigenous woman starts Thursday
A coroner’s inquest into the 2022 death of 20-year-old Indigenous woman Tatyanna Harrison begins Thursday. Harrison’s remains had been found
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Canadian concerns grow amid tense CUSMA talks
More than a year after the American president hit us hard with hefty tariffs, the Canada-US-Mexico trade agreement, otherwise known
Capilano University gets on-campus student housing building in North Vancouver
Capilano University (CapU) is getting its first ever on-campus student housing with the opening of a housing building at the
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White Rock Pier gets $25 million towards phase 2 reconstruction
Ernie Klassen, MP for South Surrey-White Rock announced July 1 that White Rock Pier would be receiving $25 million for
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Movement YVR reiterates the need for a low-income bus pass with protest on Wednesday
Movement YVR is calling for a low-income bus pass to be issued by TransLink. On July 1, TransLink is raising
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BC Hydro is changing the way it pays for household generated solar power
Starting July 1, BC Hydro is changing the way that it pays for power generated from household solar power. When
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Alberta alone: a new book details the long, deep-rooted history of Alberta separatism
On Oct. 19, Albertans will vote in a referendum on whether they want to remain a province of Canada or
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