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Strathcona residents urge Vancouver council to calm traffic on Prior Street

Strathcona residents urge Vancouver council to calm traffic on Prior Street

Residents are urging council to focus on slowing and reducing traffic along Prior Street, which runs east from Gore Street to Raymur Avenue, where it becomes Venables Street.
Suspect identified, arrest warrant issued for violent robberies at Vancouver SkyTrain stations

Suspect identified, arrest warrant issued for violent robberies at Vancouver SkyTrain stations

Metro Vancouver Transit Police have been able to identify the suspect in a pair of violent robberies that took place at two Vancouver SkyTrain stations this August.
B.C. sues for alleged drug trafficker’s condo, Jaguar & jewelry

B.C. sues for alleged drug trafficker’s condo, Jaguar & jewelry

The province’s director of civil forfeiture has wasted no time going after the money and possessions of a Burnaby man being investigated for drug trafficking.
B.C. sergeant-at-arms retires after legislature spending review

B.C. sergeant-at-arms retires after legislature spending review

The sergeant-at-arms of the B.C. legislature announced his retirement Tuesday, saying the damage to his reputation can no longer be fully repaired after he was placed on administrative leave last year when questions were raised about his spending.
This Vancouver meteor shower is expected to leave gas trails that last for seconds

This Vancouver meteor shower is expected to leave gas trails that last for seconds

Metro Vancouverites will have the chance to view two meteor showers this October. However, the first won't be much of a show.
Canada ranked #4 country in the world for working millennials

Canada ranked #4 country in the world for working millennials

The Working Millennial Index measures the best countries for young people around the world to live and work, and Canada placed in the top five.
Student claims Law Society of B.C. entry requirements discriminatory

Student claims Law Society of B.C. entry requirements discriminatory

B.C.’s Human Rights Tribunal has gagged both the province’s legal profession regulator and a law student who claims the regulator’s entry requirements are discriminatory.
Meet the superfan who made Lana Del Rey a matcha latte in Vancouver

Meet the superfan who made Lana Del Rey a matcha latte in Vancouver

While many Vancouverites would have enjoyed listening to Lana Del Rey’s hypnotic melodies at her concert last night, not many could say they’ve made the superstar a matcha latte.
Vancouver landlord sues high-profile partier for $60,000 in unpaid rent

Vancouver landlord sues high-profile partier for $60,000 in unpaid rent

One of the organizers of a massive party last summer that featured limousines, high-end sports cars and multiple helicopter landings is allegedly giving a Vancouver landlord headaches.
Popular B.C. trail closes after aggressive black bear charges group of people

Popular B.C. trail closes after aggressive black bear charges group of people

BC Parks ranger staff have closed a popular trail after they received multiple reports of an aggressive black bear in the area.