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Here's how big of a fine you'll get slapped with for driving over a fire hose in Vancouver

Here's how big of a fine you'll get slapped with for driving over a fire hose in Vancouver

A Vancouver firefighter was off work for two years after someone drove over a fire hose
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'I have dashcam footage': Driver captures large rocks hitting cars

'I have dashcam footage': Driver captures large rocks hitting cars

A video shows a driver swerving into the next lane after hitting the object.
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B.C.'s excess mortality rate dwarfed other provinces before Omicron hit, finds study

B.C.'s excess mortality rate dwarfed other provinces before Omicron hit, finds study

Of the 9,496 excess deaths reported in B.C. between the start of the pandemic and October 2021, fewer than a quarter were blamed on COVID-19. Could a cascading tragedy combining the pandemic, opioid crisis and climate change account for the rest?
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Vancouver's Published on Main ranks as Canada's best restaurant

Vancouver's Published on Main ranks as Canada's best restaurant

New guide's algorithm ranks restaurants based on 100 judges' 10 top picks
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Opa! 9 fun events happening during Greek Heritage Month

Opa! 9 fun events happening during Greek Heritage Month

Greek Heritage Month returns to Vancouver from June 3-26.
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Take me to church: How to get your bike blessed and tuned up at a Vancouver cathedral

Take me to church: How to get your bike blessed and tuned up at a Vancouver cathedral

Get your bike blessed as part of Go By Bike Week
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Massive, B.C.-wide 911 service outage affecting Telus, Koodoo customers

Massive, B.C.-wide 911 service outage affecting Telus, Koodoo customers

Customers are asked to use an alternative means to contact local emergency if their 911 call fails.
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Trend report: Y2K fashion is back with a vengeance and millennials are baffled

Trend report: Y2K fashion is back with a vengeance and millennials are baffled

Somethings to consider before jumping on yet another trend.
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'17 billion nanoplastics': Tampons and pads not so plastic-free

'17 billion nanoplastics': Tampons and pads not so plastic-free

What does all this plastic mean in the long run?
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Illegal prawn trapping in Howe Sound protected area nets $40,000 fine

Illegal prawn trapping in Howe Sound protected area nets $40,000 fine

Fisheries officers caught a man with prawn traps in an area closed to fishing to protect reef-building glass sponges. Canada has international agreements to protect this underwater species.
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