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Family of Shaelene Bell calls for missing adult alert system -
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BCSARA criticizes study questioning essentials list -
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VFRS dealing with it’s highest call volume in years -
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Vancouver Park Board surprised train failed inspection -
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Lunar New Year parade returns to Chinatown after two-year pandemic pause -
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Vancouver snowboard shop hit by thieves in early morning break-in -
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Aging Musqueam Elders Centre gets federal funding for renovation -
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Vancouver Park Board partially reverses decision to remove Stanley Park bike lane -
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Consumer debt surveys paint worrying picture -
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New consumer debt study says credit card debt payday loans on the rise in B.C. -
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Vancouver Subway restaurant closing due to Broadway subway construction -
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Escaped inmate sentenced to life in prison for murder of B.C. man -
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Identification of three people found dead in Surrey home released -
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East Vancouver family’s tires repeatedly slashed -
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‘They have a responsibility to do what’s right;’ Anmore man says delivery driver backed into his parked car -
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Chronic offender back in jail after Vancouver art theft -
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It’s time to take down the real Christmas tree -
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Push to host more free public gatherings in Vancouver -
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Vancouver school closed due to flooding damage
Author Archives
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B.C. family of Shaelene Bell calls for missing adult alert systemWhile the search for Shaelene Bell ended in tragedy, her mother says an alert system could keep other families from losing their loved ones.Health3 hours
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B.C. Search and Rescue refutes study that 10 essential items not necessary for hiking'It is contrary to everything we’ve seen in our data. It is completely opposite of what we see,' said Dwight Yochim, BC Search and Rescue Association’s senior manager.EducationJan 29
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Canadian Centre for Child Protection campaign aims to educate youth about sextortion crimesIn Victoria, police said officers investigated 27 cases in 2022, with most involving boys — one as young as 13 years old.EducationJan 26
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Vancouver Fire and Rescue responded to 65,000 calls in 2022, chief saysFirefighters responded to nearly 7,000 overdose calls and by mid-2022, Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services had to cut back on the types of medical calls it was responding to.FireJan 25
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B.C. man frustrated by alleged lack of accountability after UPS truck strikes his vehicleSecurity footage shows the brown UPS vehicle backing into Trevor Matthews' red Hyundai on Dec. 6. The vehicle was parked in the driveway of his Anmore home.ConsumerJan 4
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B.C. firefighters show just how fast a dry Christmas tree can go up in flamesIn a controlled setting, crews set a Christmas tree alight Monday, showing how it can take less than a minute for the holiday decoration to become fully engulfed in flames.FireJan 3
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Suspect charged with ‘cold case’ killing of B.C. First Nations woman in FloridaEvelyn Fisher-Bamforth of Tzeachten First Nation in Chilliwack, B.C. was just 32 years old when she was brutally killed at home in a mobile park in Miramar, Fla. on Jan. 22, 1980.CrimeDec 7, 2022
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With flu season underway, BC Federation of Labour presses for 15 days of paid sick leaveThe call for 15 days comes after the organization held a recent convention in Vancouver with more than 1,000 delegates in attendance.PoliticsDec 6, 2022
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Officer stabbed at Vancouver Canadian Tire testifies at inquest into attacker’s deathPolice shot Daniel Rintoul nine times after he attacked a store clerk, took a customer hostage and stabbed Const. Justin Fraser outside the retailer in November, 2016.CrimeNov 7, 2022
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Crown seeks 2 years in jail for Vancouver daycare operator in death of ‘Baby Mac’In April, Susy Yasmine Saad pleaded guilty to failing to provide the necessaries of life to nine children, including 16-month old Macallan Saini, known as "Baby Mac."CrimeOct 26, 2022
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Wet weather means Halloween fireworks will go ahead in parts of Metro VancouverWhile fireworks are legal in some Metro Vancouver cities, the prolonged autumn drought had officials in many of those communities considering banning them due to fire risk.FireOct 25, 2022
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Crown seeks 2-year sentence for Richmond, B.C. Mountie who exposed himself to schoolgirlsCrown prosecutors are seeking a sentence of 24 months behind bars, followed by two years of probation and registration as a sex offender.CrimeOct 24, 2022
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Thousands attend 1st indoor Thanksgiving meal at UGM since start of pandemicMore than 100 volunteers and staff members organized to prepare and serve more than 3,000 meals during the afternoon at the Union Gospel Mission.CanadaOct 10, 2022
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PNE stands behind its ‘very good security plan’ for Vancouver concert that ended in riotAfter a scheduled concert ended in a riot, the PNE is defending its security plan for the event. 'You can't look at a crowd of people and say that they're going to riot tonight.'CrimeSep 20, 2022
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Attendance at PNE 2022 about 75 per cent of pre-pandemic levels: organizer"It's been so awesome to see everybody come back out," Shelley Frost, president and CEO of the PNE told Global News Monday, on the last day of the fair.EconomySep 5, 2022
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Public service strike leads to boom for B.C.’s craft distilleriesAs the market for wholesale and import products began to dry up, James Lester with the Sons of Vancouver Distillery said the phone began ringing off the hook.EconomyAug 31, 2022
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Cruise ship leaves Vancouver after one-day delay caused by tugboat strikeThe Celebrity Eclipse missed its 4 p.m. Sunday departure time from the Port of Vancouver because it was attached to a barge whose crew is on strike.CanadaAug 29, 2022
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‘Where are we supposed to go?’ Downtown Eastside rally opposes tent city evictionSupporters and residents of a tent city on Vancouver's East Hastings Street say they have nowhere else to go, as the city works to clear out the encampment.PoliticsAug 16, 2022
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Residents of 21-storey Vancouver condo frustrated after 2nd elevator breaks downAccording to tenants and owners, the first elevator stopped working in February and was never repaired, while the second stopped working about five days ago.FeaturesAug 10, 2022
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Vancouver mayor defends action on public safety after downtown machete attackOn Saturday, a man set his suite in his downtown rooming house on fire, then stabbed four other people in the building, hospitalizing each of them, according to police.PoliticsAug 9, 2022
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Environmental group claiming to deflate tires on SUVs turns attention to VancouverAn environmental group called Tyre Extinguishers is attempting to draw attention to pollution caused by larger vehicles and is now looking at Vancouver.CrimeAug 2, 2022
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Mixed reaction from rescue groups as Canada bans commercial dogs from high-risk rabies countries'Commercial dogs can include, but are not limited to dogs for resale, adoption, fostering, breeding, show or exhibition, research, and other purposes.'CanadaJul 5, 2022
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Convicted double-child killer Andrew Berry’s rights not violated, Crown arguesAndrew Berry is appealing his conviction and sentence on two counts of second-degree murder in the stabbing deaths of his young daughters Chole and Aubrey on Christmas Day, 2017.CrimeJun 22, 2022
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Makeup artist who fled Ukraine with nothing gifted supplies, scholarship in B.C.Valeryya Stashenko had been borrowing and returning supplies so she could work at a studio in B.C., but on Tuesday, was gifted with her own, brand new stock.FeaturesMay 3, 2022
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No quick fix to long security lineups at YVR, airport saysTravellers departing YVR are being warned to arrive two to three hours early for their flights, as a shortage of security staff creates big delays in the screening process.CanadaMay 1, 2022
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