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Witnesses sought after woman is badly hurt when pushed from B.C. train platform

Witnesses sought after woman is badly hurt when pushed from B.C. train platform

NEW WESTMINSTER, B.C. — Police say a woman suffered serious injuries after being pushed onto the tracks in front of an oncoming train in New Westminster, B.C.
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North Vancouver vegan meat firm launches with executive facing securities investigation

North Vancouver vegan meat firm launches with executive facing securities investigation

Modern Meat started trading on Canadian Securities Exchange in June with many “Bridgemark Group” members or associates loaded up on cheap shares
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Explosive devices to scare bears banned in Vancouver over safety, noise issues

Explosive devices to scare bears banned in Vancouver over safety, noise issues

VANCOUVER — A popular backcountry item used to humanely deter bears has been banned from sale or use in Vancouver.
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Four Vancouver NPA board members resign

Four Vancouver NPA board members resign

Jane Frost, Corey Sue, Ginny Richards, Marie Rogers accuse party of becoming irrelevant
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B.C. students won’t be required to wear a mask when school resumes in September

B.C. students won’t be required to wear a mask when school resumes in September

According to Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry
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Sexualized violence most common injury among Metis females in care: B.C. report

Sexualized violence most common injury among Metis females in care: B.C. report

VICTORIA — The findings of an investigation into critical injuries and deaths among Metis youth are troubling, British Columbia's children's advocate says.
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'Opportunity' for election in fall, next spring or summer, premier says

'Opportunity' for election in fall, next spring or summer, premier says

VICTORIA — British Columbia Premier John Horgan isn't ruling out a fall election despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
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B.C. announces new funding for post-secondary health-care education, training

B.C. announces new funding for post-secondary health-care education, training

VANCOUVER — The British Columbia government has announced $4.4 million in new funding for post-secondary education and training related to health-care professions throughout the province.
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Vancouver park board’s legal drinking plan expands to 22 parks

Vancouver park board’s legal drinking plan expands to 22 parks

Park board staff revises legal drinking trial but still awaits sign-off from provincial government
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New restrictions for guests, visitors coming for B.C. rental properties, houseboats

New restrictions for guests, visitors coming for B.C. rental properties, houseboats

B.C. will soon introduce an order requiring those who rent properties to limit the number of guests and visitors
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