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'Somebody's going to get closure': Missing woman's dad waits for news from B.C. search
From the other side of the country, John Simpson is watching the search of a rural north Okanagan property with trepidation. More
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City of Vancouver challenges Trans Mountain pipeline in B.C. Supreme Court
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The City of Vancouver was in B.C. Supreme Court on Monday to challenge the environmental assessment certificate issued to Kinder Morgan’s Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project by the previous provincial government.
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Chilliwack school trustee: Allowing children to 'change gender is nothing short of child abuse'
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Chilliwack school trustee Barry Neufeld has denounced members of B.C.'s education system as "radical cultural nihilists" for their policies on gender rights and education.
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Vancouver strata lawyer preparing class action lawsuit against Airbnb
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A Vancouver strata lawyer says she is preparing a class action lawsuit against short-term rental site Airbnb.
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'A dream come true': Vancouver men's roller derby squad welcomes first female member
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A woman who made a name for herself in Prince George's Rated PG Rollergirl roller derby league has become the first female member of the Vancouver Murder men's team, taking part in an international tournament in South Wales this past weekend.
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Three oceans later, Canada C3 expedition arrives in Vancouver
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Three oceans and 145 days into an epic sea voyage, the Canada C3 expedition has docked in Vancouver on the final leg of its 150-day trip from one side of the country to the other.
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Casino boss 'proud of our track record' in face of money laundering review
The head of a company that runs a British Columbia casino alleged to have taken in millions that could be proceeds of crime says procedures to ensure compliance with regulations are strictly followed.
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Help wanted in Campbell River as economy booms
Film industry training launched at North Island College to serve growing labour demands as job openings increase in traditional and emerging sectors.
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Young Vancouver woman charged in West End homicide
A 20-year-old woman has been charged with murder in the death of another woman in Vancouver’s West End earlier this month.
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Trial begins for Realtor charged with Surrey mother's murder
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Surrey Realtor Tanpreet Kaur Athwal has pleaded not guilty to one count of the first degree murder of 33-year-old Amanpreet Kaur Bahia.
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Competition highlights rising star of Vancouver's dining scene
On The Coast food columnist Gail Johnson sat down with this year’s winner, 26-year-old Connor Sperling, to hear what it takes to become the Top Young Chef of Canada.
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'Our blood is still on the land': Tsimshian raise totem pole declaring victory over B.C. LNG project
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Members of the Tsimshian First Nation have raised a new totem pole on Lelu Island to celebrate the cancellation of a major LNG project and declare stewardship over the island.
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Hydraulic oil spill in Nanaimo harbour closes Duke Point ferry terminal
The spill occurred on the Coastal Inspiration vessel, which is now laid up for repairs. BC Ferries says Duke Point sailings are being redirected to Departure Bay.
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City of White Rock finally closes water utility purchase deal
The City of White Rock has negotiated a final price for the city's water utility, which it purchased from private provider EPCOR two years ago.
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2 men in hospital after shots fired in Kamloops
Kamloops RCMP received a report that shots had been fired around 11:30 a.m. PT. Two men are now in hospital and RCMP are investigating the incident.
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Dog shot, killed and left in driveway in 'targeted attack' in Prince George
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RCMP are investigating an early morning shooting that left one man injured and a dog dead in Prince George's VLA neighbourhood.
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City operations resume in Fernie following deadly gas leak
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Municipal operations resumed in Fernie Monday, and staff praised the efforts of first responders after an ammonia leak at the local arena left three men dead.
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'We need to bring Frances home': family keeps looking for missing mushroom picker after RCMP call off search
The search for missing mushroom picker Frances Brown has been suspended eight days after it began in northwestern B.C., but family and friends continue to explore dense backcountry.
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Vancouver, Paris, London commit to 'fossil-fuel-free streets'
Twelve major cities including Vancouver, London and Paris, promised on Monday to buy only zero-emissions buses from 2025 and to make major areas free of fossil fuel emissions by 2030 to protect the environment.
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Autumn blast of sunshine coming to Metro Vancouver
A high pressure system is headed this way, bringing sunshine for days, but not before a bit more rain falls.
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1 dead, 1 injured after overnight shooting in Surrey
A man is dead and a woman is in hospital in serious condition after an overnight shooting in south Surrey.
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'I have never locked my doors': north Okanagan community shaken by discovery of human remains
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A rural community between Vernon and Salmon Arm is shaken as a police investigation into human remains found on a farm continues.
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Former CTV broadcaster Steve Vogelsang accused of robbing 2 Alberta banks
Former Winnipeg broadcast personality and Red River College journalism instructor Steve Vogelsang has been charged with two counts of robbery involving two separate banks in Alberta.
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Amazon says it received 238 bids for its second headquarters, HQ2
Amazon said Monday that it received 238 proposals from cities and regions in the United States, Canada and Mexico hoping to be the home of the company's second headquarters.
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Bowen Island business buys boat to house workers
The Union Steamship Company Marina also hopes to have mini floating homes in place by next summer to house workers who they say had nowhere to live this year.
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'We're not willing to allow it to happen': Save Hawthorne Park group pushes on in Surrey
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Despite the failure to collect 30,000 signatures to stop a proposed two-lane road through the park, those in opposition are vowing to fight on.
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Go Public TD insider says bank doesn't want you to know it's outsourcing work overseas
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A TD Bank employee is speaking out because she's concerned that customers have no idea their private information — everything from their home address and phone number to chequing and savings accounts, lines of credit and mortgages — is being shared with offshore workers.
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Bear attacks woman, conservation officer in Mission, B.C.
A woman and a conservation officer sustained minor injuries after they were attacked by a bear in Mission, B.C., early Sunday morning.
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Concussions a common enemy for Olympic athletes
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In the absence of reliable official data on concussions suffered by Canada's Olympic athletes, CBC Sports conducted its own research and found that a third of the country's 2018 hopefuls competing in high-impact or speed-driven sports have sustained a brain injury during their quest for the podium.
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Chilliwack, B.C., homeless camp residents get trespass notice
Residents of a homeless camp in Chilliwack, B.C., have been handed a notice of trespass — despite their claims they have nowhere else to go.
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Human remains found at rural Salmon Arm property as multiple searches continue
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RCMP have discovered human remains at a rural B.C. property between Salmon Arm and Vernon, on the same road that was the subject of a police warning earlier this month.
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'I was never trained to do this,' Doctor recounts 10 years service at Vancouver refugee clinic
Family physician, Dr. Martina Scholtens, spent a decade serving refugee patients at a Vancouver clinic and shares her experiences in her new book, Your Heart is the Size of Your Fist.
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Heritage hero strikes again, saves another Port Moody, B.C. home from demolition
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Late Friday, hydro, cable, and city crews worked together to move a 1922 heritage house to its new lot.
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New immigrant to Victoria, B.C., dies from injuries after being struck by SUV
Khushal Rana had just moved from India with his pregnant wife and child.
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Evacuation order lifted in Fernie, days after deadly arena gas leak
On Sunday, officials announced that the evacuation order for 55 homes and businesses immediately around the Fernie Memorial Arena had been lifted. Meanwhile, a community memorial is being planned for the three men who died following an ammonia leak at the rink.
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Recap Timbers wrest Western Conference title from Whitecaps with win
Darren Mattocks scored early in the second half to give the Portland Timbers a 2-1 victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps on Sunday in their regular-season finale.
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Recap Big 2nd period lifts Canucks to win over Red Wings
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Sven Baertschi scored twice, and the Vancouver Canucks used a dominant second period to pull away for a 4-1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings on Sunday night.
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FROM THE ARCHIVES 'You can't be what you can't see': 25 years later, female firefighters still few among men
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Firefighters say a lot has changed since women joined their ranks. But they also say more needs to be done so other women can see themselves in the profession.
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RECIPE Lemon coriander marinated albacore tuna loin
Build your own seafood platter by using a simple marinade for locally sourced albacore tuna.
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'This city wants a winner': Strong season has Vancouver Whitecaps playoff hopes high
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'This is the opportunity for them to take over the city,' says ticket broker Kingsley Bailey. 'This city wants a winner and they are winning.'
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Developers balk at proposed Metro Vancouver sewage fee hike
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The regional district is considering increasing a fee that developers pay to cover required sewage infrastructure in new developments.
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B.C. crab and prawn fishermen dispute Port of Vancouver no-go zones
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The Port of Vancouver has introduced new regulations around access to the waters near Burrard Inlet. Fishermen who regularly drop traps for crabs and prawns in the area are worried they'll lose millions of dollars in harvest.
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Vacant Shaughnessy mansion gutted in 3-alarm blaze overnight
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The fire engulfed a large mansion on Angus Drive early Sunday morning. Neighbours said the home had been vacant for several years.
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One year from municipal elections, many longtime mayors still deciding futures
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Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson is among those planning to run next year, but others don't want to commit just yet.
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'Displacement is not beautiful': Critics slam real estate developer's art exhibition
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Vancouver's arts community is slamming a real estate developer for a public exhibition it has put on display that purports to support the very artists who are disparaging it.
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Aftershock: Scientists drill deep beneath Pacific to study past quakes
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For geologists, developing the ability to predict earthquakes is something like finding the Holy Grail — there’s a chance it’s impossible, but it sure would be nice.
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Burrard Bridge reconfiguration complete with heritage lighting and fewer vehicle lanes
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Commuters have one more major arterial route in and out of Vancouver's downtown corridor after construction and improvements wrap on 85-year-old bridge.
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Oprah Winfrey and a host of celebrities attend 'B.C. Miracle Concert'
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Oprah Winfrey, Aerosmith's Steven Tyler and Jay Leno are in Vancouver to attend the David Foster Foundation's 30th annual Miracle Concert.
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'Inclusive and understanding': Richmond library opens for children with autism
Children with autism now have their own library in the Lower Mainland where they can be themselves without fear of judgement or lack of accommodation.
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'People live in arenas in Canada': Olympian who says ammonia ended coaching career calls for more checks
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Karen Magnussen, who won a silver medal at the 1972 Olympics, says an ammonia leak at B.C. rink ended her coaching career in 2011.
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B.C. ice rink where 3 people died remains closed due to safety concerns
Residents who were forced from their homes because of a deadly ammonia leak at an ice rink in Fernie, B.C., still don't know when an evacuation order will be lifted.
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