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BCTF warns of teacher shortage
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Wildfire burning ‘out of control’ near Lumby, B.C.
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New Westminster school capacity concerns
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Night no longer offering wildfire fighting reprieve, study shows
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Day 2 of Surrey indecent exposure trial
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Surrey man accused of indecent act
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Hundreds of B.C. landlords rally in support of petition, claim provincial laws working against them
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Tree well claims life of skier in Rossland, B.C.
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Family questions B.C.’s low autopsy rate
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Man arrested after driving into Burrard Inlet
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Vancouver Cocktail Week celebrates creativity in bar industry
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Repairs underway in Vancouver’s Gastown ahead of car-free street pilot
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Traffic changes coming to Gastown
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Richmond cracks down on catalytic converter thefts with etching program
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BC Ferries starts vessel replacement process
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‘Disturbing’ T-shirt with Robert Pickton holding ‘hookery smoked bacon’ causes outrage
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White Rock shooting captured on surveillance camera
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Families of Pickton victims protest day parole eligibility
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Vancouver lawsuit claims defects from Granville Bridge rehabilitation pose danger
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More protests over Richmond’s safe consumption site proposal process
Author Archives
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Union warns of growing burnout, reliance on uncertified teachers amid B.C. staffing crunchBurnout and a growing reliance on uncertified educators are among the consequences of B.C.'s growing teacher shortage, according to the B.C. Teachers' Federation.Education3 hours
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‘We need support now’: New Westminster faces school ‘crisis’ with enrolment surgingIt's not just Surrey. New Westminster is also facing surging school enrollment, and being forced to make tough calls about how to accommodate students.EducationMar 14
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Surrey man’s indecent exposure trial continuesThomas Cooper, 53, was cross-examined about his intentions when he arrived at the shopping mall in 2022. Tuesday was day two of the trial.CrimeMar 13
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Surrey man in court, accused of exposing himself to young woman in 2022Thomas Charles Cooper is accused of exposing himself to a young female employee at a Guildford clothing store in July 2022. He was in court on Monday.CrimeMar 11
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‘We are united‘: Hundreds of B.C. landlords rally in support of petitionMore than 200 landlords and supports attended a rally in Delta, with the aim of asking B.C. Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon to pay attention to their concerns.CanadaMar 10
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Liquor industry hopeful Vancouver Cocktail Week can stir up fresh businessBusiness has been slow in the post-holiday season, with inflation and the rising cost of living and a growing number of people taking time off from drinking.EconomyMar 4
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‘Disturbing’ T-shirt with Robert Pickton holding ‘hookery smoked bacon’ causes outrageSeventeen years since Pickton was convicted, a T-shirt has surfaced showing him with a grin and holding a slice of bacon.CanadaFeb 25
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Families of Robert Pickton’s victims brace for his ‘horrific’ day parole application eligibilityPickton, now in his 70s, was charged with 26 murders in the deaths of women who disappeared from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside but only convicted in six of the killings.CrimeFeb 21
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‘No more silence’: Hundreds protest in Richmond after safe consumption site debateProtesters repeatedly chanted, "No more silence!" and waved signs that read, "The silent majority has awakened," and "We elected you, and we can vote you out."PoliticsFeb 19
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4 years later, where is the promised school in Vancouver’s Olympic Village?In 2007, the development plan for Olympic Village anticipated an elementary school for the neighbourhood. Parents in the area are frustrated it never came to fruition.EducationFeb 7
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‘A kind soul’: Friend of Vancouver homicide victim shocked, saddenedA friend of the homicide victim told Global News that his friend was a caring soul, and has no idea why he would be targeted and killed.CrimeFeb 4
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Operator of Vancouver SRO gutted in deadly fire went years without key review, inquest hearsBy the time the fire broke out at the Winters Hotel in April 2022, the non-profit that ran it had not undergone an operational review since 2015.FireFeb 1
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Prompt call to fire supply company could have prevented deadly Vancouver SRO fire, inquest hears"The fire might have been knocked down if there was one more extinguisher available," said Alex Eged, lawyer for Winters Residence Ltd.FireJan 31
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Atira staffer ‘didn’t realize how dangerous’ Vancouver SRO was before fatal fire, inquest hearsTuesday is the seventh day of witness testimony in the three-week inquest, which has so far heard from victims' families, Atira staff, Vancouver fire officials and more.FireJan 30
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After weekend flooding, Abbotsford presses for quick approval of mitigation fundsMayor Ross Siemens said the city has not yet heard back from Ottawa on the status of its $1.6-billion infrastructure application under the Disaster Mitigation and Adaptation Fund.WeatherJan 29
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‘Chaos’: Witnesses recount deadly fire that destroyed Vancouver SRO to inquest juryNeda Pessione said she saw Mary Ann Garlow enter the Winters Hotel that morning, never to return, and alerted Vancouver's fire chief to the fact that people were still "trapped."FireJan 24
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Fire captain had ‘bad feeling’ about SRO gutted in deadly fire, inquest hearsMary Garlow and Dennis Guay's remains were found 11 days after the fire as the four-storey heritage building on Abbott and Water streets was demolished.FireJan 23
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Threatening letters, shootings prompt public safety forum in SurreyThe Vedic Hindu Cultural Society of BC's event follows RCMP warnings of an extortion racket threatening local businesses owners.CrimeJan 4
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B.C. girl raises $500 for tokens to feed those in need in Vancouver’s Downtown EastsideKeanna Lai said it's important for her to give back to the community and to provide support for many who are experiencing homelessness.PerspectivesJan 3
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Should cell phones be banned in B.C. schools?Some provinces have placed limits on personal electronic devices in the classroom, and the B.C. government said it's studying the issue.EducationJan 3
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B.C. teen waiting 7 years gets surgery cancelled again just hours before timeslotA Vancouver Island family is devastated after making a trip to the Lower Mainland this week for surgery only to have it cancelled two hours before it was scheduled to begin.HealthDec 20, 2023
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B.C. woman dies after 14-hour hospital wait, family wants someone ‘held accountable’Luanora Irtenkauf, 55, died Sunday night at Abbotsford Regional Hospital. She lived with a condition that caused her kidneys to chronically produce stones.HealthDec 19, 2023
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‘The lowest point’: B.C. restaurants indebted, bleeding cash, industry advocate saysAs 2023 nears its end, Ian Tostenson said the sector has reached "the lowest point" he's ever seen, weighed down by debt, and higher costs of food, rent, labour, and more.EconomyDec 18, 2023
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Motel housing discharged Surrey hospital patients who need care and a place to stayThe George Point Inn is hosting patients who no longer require acute care, but do require a room as they continue to heal or wait to be moved into rehabilitation or long-term care.HealthDec 13, 2023
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Some B.C. parents confused with new grading system for K-9 studentsSome B.C. parents would rather get the old version of report cards with letter grades opposed to the new "written learning updates.”EducationDec 13, 2023