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Ironworkers bridge fixes extended through this week

Ironworkers bridge fixes extended through this week

Drivers were warned Tuesday to also expect delays on the Lions Gate Bridge due to emergency pothole repairs
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B.C. lawsuit alleges neglect of children in government care

B.C. lawsuit alleges neglect of children in government care

Named as defendants are B.C.'s director of child welfare and the Ministry of Children and Family Development.
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'I was in disbelief': Vancouver man checks lottery ticket multiple times after massive win

'I was in disbelief': Vancouver man checks lottery ticket multiple times after massive win

"It's overwhelming. I can now retire and have more financial security."
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Proposed electric passenger ferry service hosting Sunshine Coast open houses

Proposed electric passenger ferry service hosting Sunshine Coast open houses

Community drop-in style events are booked for Tuesday, Jan. 17 between 5pm and 8pm at Gibsons Public Market. On the following evening, a similar event is slated to start at 5:30pm on Bowen Island at that community’s library.
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B.C. nurse disciplined for taking narcotics for own use

B.C. nurse disciplined for taking narcotics for own use

The nurse has agreed to treatment conditions and restrictions on her practice.
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Burnaby medical mask company fined $13K for 'repeated violations’ after workers caught in machinery

Burnaby medical mask company fined $13K for 'repeated violations’ after workers caught in machinery

WorkSafeBC has fined Vitacore Industries Inc. for 'repeated violations' at its Burnaby manufacturing plants. Seven workers have been injured after being caught in machines that WorkSafe says weren't properly safeguarded.
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B.C. police officer killed in avalanche, first fatality of season

B.C. police officer killed in avalanche, first fatality of season

Another officer has been critically injured.
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Here's why sober culture and events are becoming more popular in Vancouver

Here's why sober culture and events are becoming more popular in Vancouver

Two sober community builders weigh in on sobriety in the city.
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Violence in Mexico hasn't deterred Canadian travellers, say travel agents

Violence in Mexico hasn't deterred Canadian travellers, say travel agents

Canadians looking for a break from winter are still booking travel to Mexico, despite violence last week and a federal warning to be cautious.
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'It doesn't make sense': B.C. man feels left out to dry by government after slow pace of vaccine injury assessment

'It doesn't make sense': B.C. man feels left out to dry by government after slow pace of vaccine injury assessment

Recovery for Julian Scholefield is slow, but still progressing. He is still in a wheelchair and still paralyzed
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