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A coyote that attacked a three-year-old boy in Burnaby yesterday has been destroyed. Burnaby RCMP were called to the Sperling-Broadway neighbourhood at about 5:15 p.m. Tuesday for reports a child had been attacked by a coyote.

BC Ferries has scheduled 73 extra sailings on the Tsawassen-Swartz Bay, 12 extra sailings the Langdale-Horseshoe Bay route and 12 on the Earls Cove-Saltery Bay run for the Victoria Day weekend.

National Avenue, Malkin Avenue and William Street identified as possible routes — each one comes with challenges

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The organization wants to warn boaters to be cautious

They may not have the resources of the ACME Corporation behind them, but coyotes are still causing trouble for people, and their pets, in Vancouver.

The federal government is prepared to compensate Kinder Morgan for losses and expenses due to delays on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project, and is working toward an agreement by the May 31 deadline set by the company.

A motherless duckling was briefly taken into protective custody by Burnaby RCMP earlier this month.

Brad Dean's family lambast Crown Counsel and the justice system saying they feel "let down"

Early in the tournament, it looked like Magnus Hellberg was going to be the number one goaltender for Sweden, with the Canucks’ Anders Nilsson settling in as the backup.