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Residents of Surrey tent city resist displacement: ‘We have nowhere else to go’
By Grace Ke Reporter
“This is our home, it’s our sanctuary, and we won’t let them take it from us.” Continue reading
‘A huge amount of stress’: Vancouver businesses say property taxes have them at the brink
With the property tax deadline arriving in Vancouver, a group of businesses says they’re being stretched to the limit. Continue reading
Lisa Dudley’s family hits another roadblock in quest for murder victim’s possessions
More than a decade after Lisa Dudley’s murder, the family was meant to receive her belongings from police Sunday, but ended up empty-handed. Continue reading
Vancouver hospice fights proposed townhouse development
A battle is brewing in Vancouver between a hospice society and a townhouse developer. Continue reading
‘An appropriate word’: B.C. Indigenous community awaits report deeming missing, murdered women ‘genocide’
“I agree with the strong wording because as an Indigenous woman I am six times more likely to be murdered,” one woman told Global News. Continue reading
B.C. mom shocked to learn her donated breast milk was sold for profit
“It gave me a sick feeling — this was meant for a baby. I hope in the end a needy baby got it.” Continue reading
Commercial Drive businesses link homeless shelter to uptick in crime
“We’ve been here for 21 years and we have seen an uptick in crime and all of our problems,” said the owner of Commercial Drive’s Super Valu. Continue reading
How much money does Impark make at B.C. hospitals? This group wants to know
The group wants parking fees eliminated, but in the short term is calling for free two hour parking at Surrey Memorial Hospital. Continue reading
Lacrosse groups upset as Vancouver Giants’ playoff run creates scheduling showdown in Delta
“Having private companies in a public facility, it’s not working,” says the president of Delta Islanders Junior Lacrosse. Continue reading
New portable digital signs aim to reduce traffic congestion on the North Shore
The signs let drivers know about traffic delays, lane closures and incidents in real time, allowing drivers to pick an alternate route. Continue reading
Ottawa promises to make buying a home more affordable, but will it help in B.C.?
Ottawa is promising to make it more affordable for first-time homeowners to fulfill their dream of owning property while at the same time increasing supply. Continue reading
Coquitlam RCMP investigate fatal crash on Lougheed Highway
The car slammed into a power pole on the Lougheed Highway near Alderson Avenue, according to authorities. Continue reading
B.C. couple told they owe $100K after identity thieves buy SUV with fraudulent loan
The couple has been getting letters from Scotiabank, after someone took out a fraudulent loan in their name. Continue reading
Proposed Canadian travel regulations for people with disabilities don’t go far enough, critics say
The Canadian Transportation Agency and federal accessibility minister announced new proposed regulations that promise to be a game changer for travellers with disabilities. Continue reading
Police investigating racist graffiti at Langley elementary school
By the looks of the writing and misspellings, many neighbours believe it’s kids who are behind the graffiti. Continue reading