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Frustrated Point Roberts property owners hold rally at border

Frustrated Point Roberts property owners hold rally at border

Lower Mainland residents held a rally at the border to express their frustration of not being able to access their homes in Point Roberts
Co-founder of 'anti-mask' movement speaks out after public backlash (VIDEO)

Co-founder of 'anti-mask' movement speaks out after public backlash (VIDEO)

"People are not afraid of a second wave because we never had a first one."
North Vancouver Grade 12 student running a gruelling 50-km trail race route for charity

North Vancouver Grade 12 student running a gruelling 50-km trail race route for charity

The upcoming Knee Knacker run is Oscar Ryan's chance to support other students who don't have the same food security as he does.
Fentanyl crisis: One Metro Vancouver family's story

Fentanyl crisis: One Metro Vancouver family's story

International Overdose Awareness Day is Aug. 31
Richmond saw an increase in overdose calls in July: BC Emergency Health Services

Richmond saw an increase in overdose calls in July: BC Emergency Health Services

In total, paramedics in B.C responded to 2,706 overdose calls – an average of 87 per day – in July, according to BCEHS. That’s the highest number of overdose calls ever recorded since the start of the opioid crisis in 2016.
An organization that provides ‘supercar therapy’ for sick kids is coming to North Vancouver

An organization that provides ‘supercar therapy’ for sick kids is coming to North Vancouver

The Driven Project, which bills itself as providing a once-in-a-life supercar experience for kids battling terminal illnesses, is coming to North Vancouver next month.
'He is very lucky' - North Vancouver crews rescue painter who struck power lines

'He is very lucky' - North Vancouver crews rescue painter who struck power lines

Rescuers say a painter is lucky to be alive after his cherry picker collided with live hydro wires Friday afternoon
Metro Vancouver siblings call for justice one year after brother was killed by police

Metro Vancouver siblings call for justice one year after brother was killed by police

Siblings of Kyaw Naing Din, shot by RCMP officers in 2019 during a mental health call, say the independent investigation has been repeatedly delayed.
Another Vancouver restaurant is closing its doors

Another Vancouver restaurant is closing its doors

Tuc Craft Kitchen's final service takes place today, Aug. 29.
Vancouver students will have the option to learn at home this fall

Vancouver students will have the option to learn at home this fall

Nervous about sending your kids back to school this fall?