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Thieves are stealing fire hose connections from Vancouver buildings

Thieves are stealing fire hose connections from Vancouver buildings

Thieves have allegedly stolen components from more than 60 standpipe connections that are attached to high-rise buildings in Vancouver.
Police warn public to avoid this man targeted in recent Metro Vancouver shootings

Police warn public to avoid this man targeted in recent Metro Vancouver shootings

Police are warning the public to stay away from a New Westminster man who has been the target in two recent shootings in Surrey and Burnaby.
Here's how much your rent can legally be increased in B.C. in 2020

Here's how much your rent can legally be increased in B.C. in 2020

The provincial government announced this week the maximum allowable rent increase for 2020 will mirror the province's annual rate of inflation.
Vancouver mayor wants jurisdiction over Oppenheimer Park tent city

Vancouver mayor wants jurisdiction over Oppenheimer Park tent city

Mayor Kennedy Stewart wants to put a plan in place to find housing for about 40 homeless people who remain in Oppenheimer Park
Campaign raises $3 million to protect B.C. inlet with the highest waterfall in North America

Campaign raises $3 million to protect B.C. inlet with the highest waterfall in North America

The Princess Louisa Inlet is a place of pristine, awe-inspiring beauty - and its fate was completely up in the air until this past week.
After 50 years, Richmond Go Karts ran their final laps

After 50 years, Richmond Go Karts ran their final laps

The checkered flags dropped for the last time at Richmond Go Karts (RGK) this weekend, as the local institution permanently shuttered its doors Sept. 2 after five decades in the racing and amusement business.
Scientists identify new viruses in wild, farmed salmon in B.C.

Scientists identify new viruses in wild, farmed salmon in B.C.

Scientists with the Strategic Salmon Health Initiative (SSHI) have discovered three new viruses in chinook, sockeye and farmed salmon in B.C.
Coroner investigating human remains found on Mount Seymour

Coroner investigating human remains found on Mount Seymour

The BC Coroners Service is investigating after unidentified human remains were discovered on Mount Seymour Sunday.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stops for selfies as he hikes Grouse Grind

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stops for selfies as he hikes Grouse Grind

A woman who was celebrating her 83rd birthday by doing North Vancouver’s Grouse Grind Friday morning got an unexpected bonus when Canada’s prime minister stopped to take a photo with her as he hiked up the trail.
REVIEW: The food's not so great at the Teenie Bikini Bistro

REVIEW: The food's not so great at the Teenie Bikini Bistro

The Teenie Bikini Bistro gets an A+++ for cleanliness. Not a single french fry on the floor or crumb on a table — hands down the cleanest place in Kamloops.
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