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Police on Gabriola Island investigate discovery of human foot on beach

Police on Gabriola Island investigate discovery of human foot on beach

Gabriola Island. Photo Shutterstock Police on Gabriola Island, off the east coast of Vancouver Island, are investigating the discovery of a human foot.
Data highlights affordability issues in Metro Vancouver rental market

Data highlights affordability issues in Metro Vancouver rental market

Photo Shutterstock In B.C. 43 per cent of households spend over 30 per cent of their income on rent and 21 spend over half of their income on rent, according to data from the 2018 Canadian Rental Housing Index.
Granville station escalator replacement project starts May 26

Granville station escalator replacement project starts May 26

Photo TransLink The Seymour Street entrance to Granville Station will be closed for up to two years starting May 26 as TransLink works on replacing six ageing escalators.
B.C. introduces $5 million to playground fund, removes parent fundraising need

B.C. introduces $5 million to playground fund, removes parent fundraising need

Premier John Horgan speaks during an announcement at Quadra Elementary School in Victoria on Tuesday, May 8, 2018. The B.C. government says it will invest $5 million to build and renovate playgrounds at schools.
True story: Metro Van is North America’s ‘worst performer’ in luxury real estate

True story: Metro Van is North America’s ‘worst performer’ in luxury real estate

Metro Vancouver’s once-mighty luxury home market certainly seems to have fallen, according to new global prime real estate rankings, published May 8.
86% of British Columbians want to curb foreign and speculative investment

86% of British Columbians want to curb foreign and speculative investment

Photo Dan Toulgoet The vast majority of British Columbians support measures to curb foreign and/or speculative investment in B.C. real estate, according to a poll released May 7. The Mustel Group survey of 400 B.C.
Emergency alert test scheduled to buzz B.C. cellphones on Wednesday

Emergency alert test scheduled to buzz B.C. cellphones on Wednesday

Photo Pexels Emergency management officials will be testing the Alert Ready system in B.C. on cellphones and wireless devices for the first time on Wednesday.
Male dies following police-involved shooting at B.C. ferry dock: RCMP

Male dies following police-involved shooting at B.C. ferry dock: RCMP

File photo by Adrian Lam/Times Colonist The RCMP say a male has died after shots were fired during an attempted arrest by police at a ferry terminal in Nanaimo, B.C.
$320,000 Lambo impounded after police nab unlicensed driver

$320,000 Lambo impounded after police nab unlicensed driver

A 25-year-old Richmond driver had his 2016 Lamborghini impounded for seven days after being caught driving without a licence by West Vancouver police.
Trans, gender diverse and two-spirit weight room space gets extension

Trans, gender diverse and two-spirit weight room space gets extension

Photo courtesy of Vancouver Park Board The Vancouver Park Board will continue to reserve a two-hour weight room time slot at the Britannia Community Centre for the trans, gender diverse and two-spirit community (TGD2S).
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