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Man who says he was mistakenly arrested and beaten by Vancouver cops suing VPD

Man who says he was mistakenly arrested and beaten by Vancouver cops suing VPD

A Vancouver man is suing the Vancouver Police Department after he claims he was mistakenly arrested and beaten by officers involved in a hunt for a fugitive accused of shooting a transit cop.
Up to 40,000 international students not paying into B.C. health care system

Up to 40,000 international students not paying into B.C. health care system

As many as 40,000 international students did not enrol and pay for public health care in British Columbia in 2018.
High-risk sex offender unlawfully at large arrested in Vancouver's Stanley Park

High-risk sex offender unlawfully at large arrested in Vancouver's Stanley Park

Dale Rolland Alexander, a high-risk sex offender who failed to return to his halfway house, is back in custody after being arrested by Vancouver Police.
Cooler temps across B.C. this summer mean much calmer fire season so far

Cooler temps across B.C. this summer mean much calmer fire season so far

It would appear cooler temperatures across the province this summer are responsible for the slower pace to this year's wildfire season.
Police nab speeder going 93 km/h over limit on Metro Vancouver highway

Police nab speeder going 93 km/h over limit on Metro Vancouver highway

One driver got a tough reminder this week that going 173 km/h in an 80 km/h zone is definitely not cool.
West Vancouver mayor and council targeted by death threats

West Vancouver mayor and council targeted by death threats

West Vancouver police are investigating death threats targeting Mayor Mary-Ann Booth and council spray-painted onto a developer’s information boards.
Customer assaults are not company liabilities, B.C. court rules

Customer assaults are not company liabilities, B.C. court rules

Businesses do not have a duty to protect customers against the sudden, random, acts of violence from other customers, B.C.’s Supreme Court has ruled.
Swimming ban at Vancouver’s Kitsilano Beach lifted

Swimming ban at Vancouver’s Kitsilano Beach lifted

Vancouver beachgoers rejoice! The swim advisory for Kitsilano Beach has been lifted just in time for the B.C. Day long weekend.
Gang associate named as possible victim of Richmond drive-by shooting

Gang associate named as possible victim of Richmond drive-by shooting

A 35-year-old man was taken to hospital in serious condition following a drive-by shooting in the parking lot outside the Tim Hortons at Richmond Centre the night of July 29.
Watch this driver travel in the wrong direction straight into oncoming traffic (VIDEO)

Watch this driver travel in the wrong direction straight into oncoming traffic (VIDEO)

Another reckless driver was recorded driving in the wrong direction in Surrey, who nearly collided into the car recording the footage.
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