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BC Hydro warns some holiday light displays can hike yuletide costs

BC Hydro warns some holiday light displays can hike yuletide costs

BC Hydro is warning homeowners who string up elaborate holiday lighting displays that those decorations can significantly boost power costs.
Vancouver has some of the most average taxi fares in the world, report finds

Vancouver has some of the most average taxi fares in the world, report finds

As for Vancouver, the starting fee is listed as $2.64 with a one kilometre charge of $1.42, which put it in the 48th spot. So, as far as taxi fares are concerned, it is has some of the most average.
VIDEO: Koi rescued from rogue otter's clutches settle into temporary home at the Vancouver Aquarium

VIDEO: Koi rescued from rogue otter's clutches settle into temporary home at the Vancouver Aquarium

For the surviving koi of the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden, the ordeal is over for now. Transplanted from their Chinatown pond after a harrowing week under attack from a rogue river otter, the remaining fish are now swimming safely at the Vancouver Aquarium.
Metro Vancouver residents lose thousands in suspected Wechat renovation scam

Metro Vancouver residents lose thousands in suspected Wechat renovation scam

Seventeen residents in Metro Vancouver have claimed that they were scammed by a man who offers renovation services on the Chinese-speaking messaging app Wechat only to vanish after receiving the deposit.
ICBC to monitor young drivers with app in order to prevent crashes

ICBC to monitor young drivers with app in order to prevent crashes

According to recent data collected from ICBC, new drivers are 5.6 times more at risk of getting into a crash than those with 20 years of driving experience. Further, those crashes tend to be more severe.
A magnitude 4.2 earthquake just struck this B.C. city

A magnitude 4.2 earthquake just struck this B.C. city

The U.S. Geological Survey has reported a magnitude 4.2 earthquake in northeastern B.C.
Teens caught after homophic slur painted on Burnaby school's rainbow crosswalk

Teens caught after homophic slur painted on Burnaby school's rainbow crosswalk

Four teens who spray-painted a homophobic slur across a rainbow crosswalk at a Burnaby school last weekend will go through the RCMP’s restorative justice program.
Human feces laced with THC sickens B.C. dogs

Human feces laced with THC sickens B.C. dogs

Two pet owners in Squamish say their dogs recently fell ill after eating human feces laced THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, the psychoactive compound in cannabis.
13-year-old from Richmond wins BC Youth Talent Search

13-year-old from Richmond wins BC Youth Talent Search

A 13-year-old singer-songwriter from Richmond won a province-wide talent search with a stunning performance of his original song “I Don’t Miss You.”
Antique arsenal wrongly destroyed by West Van police, lawsuit alleges

Antique arsenal wrongly destroyed by West Van police, lawsuit alleges

A British Properties man is suing the District of West Vancouver alleging his collection of antique firearms was wrongly destroyed by West Vancouver police.
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