Homicide investigators announce charges in relation to the murder of a Surrey business owner
The Integrated Homicide Investigation Team (IHIT) says charges have been laid in relation to the murder of Surrey business owner […]
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Canada reaches deal with Quebec on billions of dollars in infrastructure funding, including public transit
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the federal government has reached a new deal with Quebec to transfer billions of dollars
Businesses and consumers divided over World Cup
With the arrival of the FIFA World Cup in Vancouver just around the corner, polling suggests not everyone is excited
Vancouver Park Board votes down motion on steps toward Jet Ski ban
The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation has steered towards calmer waters in its efforts to restrict the use of
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Protesters to gather in Quebec City against force hospitalizations
People who have been subjected to abusive forced hospitalizations say they want their voices heard. About 100 victims and advocacy
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Racism is a risk when Vancouver hosts World Cup, but measures exist: B.C. AG Sharma
British Columbia’s Attorney General Niki Sharma says hosting seven World Cup games in Vancouver comes with the risk of racism,
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Invasive mosquitoes and brain-swelling virus detected in B.C.’s Sea-to-Sky region
Health officials in British Columbia say invasive mosquitoes and a virus that can cause brain swelling in humans have been
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Ex-B. C. Conservative MLAs say new leader of their old party will polarize politics
Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says British Columbia needs the leadership of Kerry-Lynne Findlay, but two former provincial Conservatives say
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Congolese Montrealers have plans upended by Canada’s Ebola travel restrictions
An international student from the Democratic Republic of Congo says she was blocked from returning to Montreal due to Ebola-related
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Vancouver Park Board to vote on first steps toward Jet Ski ban
Less than a month since a disturbing incident with a grey whale near Stanley Park, the Vancouver Board of Parks
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