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New motion seeks to stave off abolition of Vancouver Park BoardThe vote comes more than nine months after Vancouver city council passed a motion to dissolve the board and absorb its responsibilities into city hall.CanadaSep 23
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WATCH: Global News Hour at 6 – Nov. 25Watch the online edition of Global News Hour at 6 BC.NewsNov 25
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Vancouver council approves new rules for corporate sponsorship, naming rightsThe new policy allows a broader range of City of Vancouver-owned assets to receive corporate sponsorships than what previous policies allowed.PoliticsNov 13
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Billions in damage, thousands of injuries: Report maps out Vancouver earthquake risksThe report found a magnitude 7.2 quake could damage more than 6,100 buildings, displace a third of residents and workers and cause up to $17 billion in damage.CanadaNov 7
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Scrapping Vancouver Park Board could save $7M a year, report findsThe Parks and Recreation Transition Group's final report suggests the savings would come from efficiencies, streamlined processes and reduced duplication.PoliticsNov 21
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Budget for controversial Stanley Park tree removal balloons to $18MThe Vancouver Park Board says 160,000 of the park's trees are dead or dying as the result of a hemlock looper moth infestation and pose a safety and fire risk.PoliticsSep 12
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Surrey townhouses rejected in latest flareup of densification debateSurrey city council narrowly rejected a proposed 58-unit townhouse project last week, the latest pushback in the province's efforts to density urban communities.PoliticsNov 25
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Council contends with Calgary Transit’s $33M revenue shortfall and low-income passCalgary Transit officials revealed to city council that 40 per cent of all riders on the service use the subsidized transit pass.PoliticsNov 20
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Byelection in the works after Vancouver councillor elected provinciallyOneCity Coun. Christine Boyle was elected in the riding of Vancouver-Little Mountain with more than 62 per cent of the vote.PoliticsOct 29
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Property taxes going up in Calgary, but city says it has limited the increaseThe City of Calgary says the owner of an average single-family home will be paying an additional 3.6 per cent in property tax in 2025.ConsumerNov 5
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Vancouver city councillor drops F-bomb during public meeting'Oh my gosh I'm going to call a point of order because that is highly inappropriate,' fellow ABC Coun. Rebecca Bligh said after the comment.PoliticsOct 24
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B.C. city drains millions of litres from pond overrun with thousands of goldfishCampbell River was forced to drain nearly 40 million litres of water from a local pond in an effort to rid it of 1,700 goldfish, some as large as three pounds.EnvironmentOct 23
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Taylor Swift fans face ‘out of control’ hotel prices for Canadian tour datesHotel rooms near the venue during those dates, including the Toronto Marriott City Centre Hotel, attached to the Rogers Centre, are being advertised for around $2,000 per night.EntertainmentOct 31
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‘Out of control’: Room costs 10 times higher on Taylor Swift show nightsThe situation facing Taylor Swift fans seeking accommodation during the music superstar's weekend shows in Toronto and Vancouver is looking expensive.CanadaOct 31
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Vancouver looks to help religious groups build affordable housingVancouver is looking at how it could help simplify the process for faith groups to redevelop properties for affordable housing.EconomyOct 23
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Man convicted in Christmas Day break-ins at Vancouver City Hall, Law Society of BCJust before 4 a.m. on Dec. 25, 2023, Vancouver police said a suspect entered city hall by breaking the glass on the front door. A 38-year-old suspect was arrested inside.CrimeOct 16
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Needle in candy and cannabis-laced treats spark RCMP Halloween warningThe RCMP is warning parents to stay vigilant this Halloween after a needle was recently found in candy at a Newfoundland trick-or-treat event, and illegal cannabis-laced candy.HealthOct 31
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15-year-old accused of killing parents, 3 siblings in Washington state homeAn 11-year-old sister was also shot, but survived by playing dead and managed to escape through a window and alert neighbours.CrimeOct 25
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‘Huge implications’: Trump election highlights possible B.C. immigration impacts"That has huge implications for Canada," Terri Givens, a professor of political science at the University of British Columbia told Global News.PoliticsNov 6
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August cold spell leaves seniors shivering in B.C. apartment without heatWhen temperatures dropped last week many of the building's other residents were left finding their own methods to keep warm.HealthAug 26