Shots fired at Cloverdale business, Surrey police say
The Surrey Police Service (SPS) says it is investigating after reports of shots fired at at least one business near […]
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Vancouver mayor’s motion to undo natural gas bylaw entering second day of debate
A controversial motion by Vancouver’s mayor is going before city council again Thursday after dozens of registrants spoke out against
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IIO concludes investigation into West End crash involving VPD vehicle
The province’s police watchdog says officers are not responsible for the harm to a man suspected of crashing a Jeep
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B.C. gov’t pushing back after the feds reported massive taxpayer bill for FIFA World Cup
B.C.’s Minister of Tourism, Arts, Culture and Sport claims that an estimate from the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) that Canada
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Boucherville man facing sex assault charges involving minors
The Sûreté du Québec (SQ) says 25-year-old Xavier Réhel, of Boucherville, Que., is facing charges in connection with a series
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Vancouver’s mayor aims to make swimming lessons free for kids
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim will bring a motion to city council Wednesday, proposing to make the first three levels of
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Eby, Carney to meet amid accusation of imbalanced engagement with provinces
Prime Minister Mark Carney will be in Vancouver Wednesday, meeting with business and political leaders. First, Carney is expected to
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Eby says Carney must show same enthusiasm for B.C. projects as he does for Alberta
B.C. Premier David Eby says he’s looking for an equal level of enthusiasm from Prime Minister Mark Carney as he
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B.C.’s doctors meeting with MLAs to push for better care conditions, reduced paperwork
The BC College of Family Physicians (BCCFP) is calling on the provincial government to improve primary care conditions and streamline
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Man charged, victim still in hospital after West End crash into police vehicle
A man has been charged after a violent crash involving a police vehicle in Vancouver’s West End Friday. The Vancouver
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