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Motorcycle rider dies in West Vancouver crashAround 11:23 p.m., West Vancouver police said the rider crashed on a winding stretch of Marine Drive, near Eagle Harbour. They died at the scene.TrafficOct 9
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Almost 2 years later, fire breaks out again in North Vancouver buildingFlames could be seen shooting from the 18th floor in the International Plaza building on Marine Drive near Capilano Road on Monday afternoon.FireNov 11
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West Vancouver kayaker missing since Tuesday afternoonHe left from Batchelor Bay on his kayak at approximately 12:40 p.m. on what was supposed to be a short paddle, according to West Vancouver police.WeatherNov 20
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Neighbours ask for accountability as collapsed garage of $4M home deemed ‘safety hazard’Neighbours said the garage at the house on Arbutus Street, valued just under $4 million, across from Kitsilano Beach, buckled on Friday. It has now been fenced off.PoliticsNov 12
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Countdown on for Surrey Police Service to take commandIn just one month, the Surrey Police Service will become the policing agency of jurisdiction in its namesake city, taking over that role from the RCMP.PoliticsOct 28
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Police raid Vancouver home tied to a leader of recently designated terrorist groupNeighbours awoke to the sound of a "bang" and saw an armoured police vehicle and heavily armed members of the Vancouver Police Department's Emergency Response Team.CrimeNov 14
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Cargo jet reported ‘flight control problem’ before sliding off Vancouver runwayThe Transportation Safety Board says it's investigating after a Boeing 767 cargo jet went off a runway at Vancouver International Airport.Nov 19
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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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‘Have fun but have it safely,’ officials urge ahead of Halloween, Diwali celebrationsThousands of kids will take to the street to trick-or-treat Thursday night, while many South Asian communities also mark their annual celebration of light.ConsumerOct 31
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Poilievre says he’d fight Trump economic policies, tariffs ‘with fire’The Conservative leader said he will work to bring foreign investment and industry back to Canada with policies similar to Trump's vows to slash taxes and regulations.PoliticsNov 15
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First Nations launch challenge of Site C damA group of First Nations has filed a lawsuit over a massive hydroelectric dam proposed in northeastern British Columbia, arguing the project would have a devastating impact on their traditional land.Dec 31, 1969
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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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B.C. mom fights and wins to have teen daughter’s overdose death ruled homicideSamantha Krysia Sims-Somerville died on April 10, 2021, in Royal Jubilee Hospital in Victoria after a gathering with friends. Her mother refused to believe it was an accident.CrimeNov 1
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Era of ‘unlimited supply of cheap foreign labour is over,’ minister saysCanada's immigration minister also suggested Ottawa may be looking at boosting enforcement resources to crack down on irregular migrants who don't leave Canada.CanadaNov 13
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B.C. RCMP unveils rollout plan for body-worn cameras, with Mission to get first devicesForty-four Mounties at the Mission detachment in B.C.'s Fraser Valley will begin wearing the devices next week.CrimeNov 21
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Thief makes off with several North Vancouver firefighter uniformsNorth Vancouver RCMP say a man broke into a dry cleaner early Saturday morning and stole several firefighter uniforms.CrimeOct 8
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Samidoun, group behind ‘death to Canada’ chant, listed as terrorist entityListing Samidoun, also known as the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, as a terrorist entity was done alongside the U.S. Treasury Department making a similar move.CanadaOct 15
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RCMP report reveals new details on GTA man and his ‘camel-toe’ fake tooniesAn RCMP report says Durham Regional Police Service reported fakes circulating in Toronto in early 2020. It took 15 months for the Royal Canadian Mint to ask RCMP to investigate.CanadaNov 11
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Heiltsuk father and daughter file human rights complaint against Canadian TireAn Indigenous father and daughter in British Columbia are accusing Canadian Tire and its third-party security company of racial profiling and racism.PerspectivesOct 1
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VPD documentation ‘ranges from very poor to fair’ says retired officer’s reportGlobal News obtained the report, which was highly redacted, through a freedom of information request.InvestigationsSep 25