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VPD Chief Palmer: 'Crime trends in Vancouver are all heading down significantly'

VPD Chief Palmer: 'Crime trends in Vancouver are all heading down significantly'

Mayor Ken Sim: "For pennies per day, we get a fully funded professional police service that can actually proactively address the issues that we have being a big city."
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Vancouver cafe sets sights on Richmond expansion

Vancouver cafe sets sights on Richmond expansion

Cafe & Life Co. is known for its brunch offerings and baked goods.
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Fix sheriff shortage, ongoing courtroom closures, Falcon tells NDP

Fix sheriff shortage, ongoing courtroom closures, Falcon tells NDP

Attorney General Niki Sharma says next two rounds of recruitment should fix problems.
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Cheap contracts give McWard, Karlsson best shot of making Canucks

Cheap contracts give McWard, Karlsson best shot of making Canucks

The Vancouver Canucks re-signed Cole McWard and Linus Karlsson to one-year deals on Thursday.
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Metro Vancouver fire: When will the air quality improve?

Metro Vancouver fire: When will the air quality improve?

A ridge of high pressure prevented smoke from clearing the area and is responsible for Friday's hot, humid temperatures.
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VPD releases video of suspect who pepper sprayed two men outside restaurant

VPD releases video of suspect who pepper sprayed two men outside restaurant

The suspect appears to be a white man in his 30s.
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Update: Firefighters battle Richmond trestle bridge fire until early morning (Video)

Update: Firefighters battle Richmond trestle bridge fire until early morning (Video)

There were traffic delays in the Bridgeport area and the Oak Street Bridge was closed in both directions on Thursday evening.
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Capilano University North Vancouver campuses closed due to threat of violence

Capilano University North Vancouver campuses closed due to threat of violence

One student threatened violence against another, the school’s president says
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Are massive, brightly-coloured 'parachuting' spiders headed to Metro Vancouver?

Are massive, brightly-coloured 'parachuting' spiders headed to Metro Vancouver?

They pack venom but they aren't harmful to humans.
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A former Liberal's Conservative prescription for B.C.

A former Liberal's Conservative prescription for B.C.

John Rustad pledges to cut carbon taxes, build more LNG plants, get tough on crime and drugs.
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