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Alleged impaired driver gets warning, then gets busted again

Alleged impaired driver gets warning, then gets busted again

Getting a three-day warning apparently wasn’t enough of a deterrent for one driver on the long weekend.
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Man attempted to light Burnaby gas station on fire

Man attempted to light Burnaby gas station on fire

A man was arrested under the Mental Health Act Sunday morning after he tried to light a Burnaby gas station on fire. Police were called to the Smart Gas in the 6800 block of Canada way at about 5:30 a.m.
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Calls to license, insure cyclists in B.C. get mixed reviews

Calls to license, insure cyclists in B.C. get mixed reviews

Measures could make streets safer, say proponents; critics say it will endanger riders
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2010 Flashback: Housing activists drop banner, pitch tents during Games

2010 Flashback: Housing activists drop banner, pitch tents during Games

‘Red tent’ campaign consulting cops
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Chinese gallery stages tea ceremony to fight ‘coronavirus-led' racism

Chinese gallery stages tea ceremony to fight ‘coronavirus-led' racism

Sunzen Art Gallery is launching a tea ceremony and tasting to promote positive attitude towards Chinese and raise funds for the prevention and treatment of coronavirus (COVID-19).
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2010 Flashback: Olympics attract the Matwiczaks, judges, Jagr fan

2010 Flashback: Olympics attract the Matwiczaks, judges, Jagr fan

World mingles downtown during Games
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Attendance dips at B.C.’s tourist attractions

Attendance dips at B.C.’s tourist attractions

Vancouver Art Gallery posts largest one-year drop
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Support swells for putting Port Coquitlam's Terry Fox on the $5 bill

Support swells for putting Port Coquitlam's Terry Fox on the $5 bill

The Port Coquitlam cancer crusader faces stiff competition to be the face of the new Canadian $5 bill, including Emily Carr, Louis Riel and Laura Secord
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Missing woman's friends putting up posters, searching Burnaby park

Missing woman's friends putting up posters, searching Burnaby park

RCMP is still asking for the public’s assistance in locating 61-year-old Monica Winter – and her friends have joined the effort to produce tips in the woman’s disappearance. Winter was reported missing to police on Feb.
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2010 Flashback: Olympics offer hometown lessons

2010 Flashback: Olympics offer hometown lessons

Popular American political satirist interviewed Liberal MP
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