Man drowns off Vancouver’s Jericho Beach
The Vancouver Police Department (VPD) says a man drowned at Jericho Beach Thursday. Const. Tania Visintin says the incident happened […]
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SIU clears Peel police in fatal Pearson Airport shooting
Ontario’s police watchdog has cleared two Peel Regional Police officers of any wrongdoing in the fatal shooting of a 30-year-old
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First Nation protests too-short B.C. park closure on highway near Pemberton
Members of the Líl̓wat Nation rallied on a road leading to Joffre Lakes Park Friday, protesting what the nation says
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Supporters rally around B.C. ostrich farm after appeal court upholds cull order
Supporters of a British Columbia ostrich farm say they will converge on the property after it lost a court appeal
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Merritt mayor says city prepared for chance of wildfires amid heat
With warmer temperatures and little rain in B.C., the risk of wildfires is ramping up again. Merritt Mayor Mike Goetz,
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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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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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Subway not running Bloor-Yonge to King due to mechanical issue, TTC says
The TTC says there is no subway service on Line 1 between Bloor-Yonge and King stations due to a mechanical
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B.C. court gives parliament 10-month deadline to make Indian Act comply with Charter
The B.C. Supreme Court has given the Canadian government until April 2026 to change the Indian Act to bring it
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“Toronto Police Officers Exonerated in Controversial North York Teen Shooting Incident”
The province’s police watchdog has cleared two Toronto police officers of any wrongdoing in the fatal shooting of a 16-year-old
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