Ben Dooley

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• Neo-Nazi flyers distributed along Vancouver AIDS Walk route

  "You have not affected us. We will continue our fight. We will continue the fight against HIV stigma."

  Sep 16, 2017
• Two men stabbed on Granville strip early Saturday

  The Granville Strip was the site of a double stabbing early this morning.

  Crime

  Sep 16, 2017
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• UPDATED: 33-year-old man dead after vehicle crash in Abbotsford late Friday

  Abbotsford Police confirm one man has died after a head-on vehicle collision on Friday night.

  Sep 16, 2017
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• Burnaby housing co-op suing former president

  A Burnaby housing co-op is suing its former president claiming she committed fraud by depositing cheques meant to pay for services done at the complex into her personal bank account.

  Sep 10, 2017
• Another Metro Vancouver family has questions about mystery funeral guest

  Four people allege the man has been inviting himself to funerals across Metro Vancouver likely to fill up on food and drink.

  Sep 10, 2017
• UPDATE: Missing 73-year-old woman in New Westminster found

  New Westminster Police are asking for your help in finding a 73-year-old woman with dementia.

  Sep 9, 2017
• WATCH: Port Coquitlam woman stuck in St. Martin

  Wyncel Chan's sister Mariel was in St Martin with their mother getting ready for her to attend medical school when Hurricane Irma touched down

  Sep 9, 2017
• TransLink adding 105,000 service hours starting Sept. 4

  Service hours will be added in areas that are either "under-served or not serviced."

  Canada

  Aug 22, 2017
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• New study suggests cannabis could help in opioid crisis

  "It's pain management in a different way. It's not going to kill you."

  Aug 22, 2017
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• B.C Government releases 2016-17 public accounts, claims $2.7-billion surplus

  The B.C. government ended the last fiscal year with a $2.7-billion dollar surplus but finance minister Carole James is still taking a cautious approach.

  Aug 22, 2017
• Liberal MLA calling on B.C. government to donate money raised from golf fundraiser to residents affected by B.C. wildfires

  "You know, when lots of people are in need and when our province is under a state of emergency, it says something."

  Aug 22, 2017
• Steele & Drex: Vancouver optometrist getting calls following solar eclipse

  "So far today, I've seen one patient and I've got three patients booked this afternoon," Dr. Ashala Mah said.

  Aug 21, 2017
• BC Green Party to re-introduce ride-sharing legislation

  "Well, we have spoken, I'm meeting Mr. Horgan again today. I've told him that I will be bringing this in in October, and he's supportive."

  Aug 21, 2017
• Man allegedly clocked going 210 kilometres per hour charged with excessive speeding

  Yihao Wang has been charged with excessive speeding.

  Aug 21, 2017
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• Vancouver teacher suspended after profanity-laced tirade

  The teachers' watchdog says Low called a group of students "f***ing bitches" because they were playing a game of cards as he was starting his lesson.

  Education

  Aug 20, 2017
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• The Jill Bennett Show: Vancouverites might not need to travel to witness solar eclipse

  Jaymie Matthews, an astronomy professor at the University of British Columbia, says the maximum eclipse will be seen from Metro Vancouver at 10:21 a.m.

  Aug 20, 2017
• B.C. wildfire: New fire sparks near Harrison Lake

  Fire crews are battling a blaze that sparked Saturday night on the east side of Harrison Lake.

  Fire

  Aug 20, 2017
• Thousands protest against anti-Islam, anti-immigration rally at Vancouver City Hall

  A group supporting racial tolerance will gather in the early afternoon just ahead of a demonstration by anti-Islam activists.

  Canada

  Aug 19, 2017
• North Shore Rescue called out to Eagle Bluffs Area

  North Shore Rescue called out to Eagle Bluffs Area this morning

  Aug 19, 2017
• Police discover body in Abbotsford

  Police discover body in Abbotsford on Friday night

  Aug 19, 2017
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• Striking B.C. Coca Cola workers reach tentative agreement

  Workers have been off the job at Lower Mainland plants since July 24.

  Aug 10, 2017
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• Steele and Drex: Lingering smoke shouldn’t cause any long-term health effects

  "Even in the situation in Kamloops with the exception of women who are pregnant, I don't expect any long term risk."

  Aug 7, 2017
• Crews battle structure fire on Annacis Island

  Over 30 Delta firefighters battled a structure fire on Annacis Island on Monday afternoon.

  Aug 7, 2017
• Steele and Drex: Abbotsford Police concerned there could be a spike in violence

  "Anytime you have, one of these spark ups of violence, there is always a potential for retaliation."

  Crime

  Aug 7, 2017
• Cloverdale resident claims home broken into, dog drugged

  "I talked to a senior doctor at the vet and he said he was most likely given pot to shut up."

  Crime

  Aug 7, 2017