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Fire crews stop blaze atop Grouse Mountain

Fire crews stop blaze atop Grouse Mountain

No one was hurt, but there was "definitely damage" to a building housing rental equipment
B.C. confirms 45 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 1490

B.C. confirms 45 new cases of COVID-19, for total of 1490

There have been 11 new deaths.
Canadians angry after photography group advises against porch photos

Canadians angry after photography group advises against porch photos

"It goes beyond physical distancing."
Here comes the sun: Vancouver forecast calls for 7 straight days of sunshine

Here comes the sun: Vancouver forecast calls for 7 straight days of sunshine

The forecast calls for a number of toasty 20°C daily highs, too.
40th anniversary of Marathon of Hope can inspire Canadians during COVID battle

40th anniversary of Marathon of Hope can inspire Canadians during COVID battle

On April 12, 1980, Terry began his Marathon of Hope in St. John's before ending it 143 days later after cancer spread to his lungs.
Man caught spitting on elevator buttons in Vancouver condo building issues public apology

Man caught spitting on elevator buttons in Vancouver condo building issues public apology

The unnamed man says he is "horrified at my own actions, which are reprehensible and inexcusable."
Vancouver mayor warns of 'drastic measures' without federal and provincial government help

Vancouver mayor warns of 'drastic measures' without federal and provincial government help

"The city’s finances are going to be negatively affected by COVID-19 due to lost revenues and hard-hit homeowners defaulting on their property taxes.”
Port Coquitlam family narrowly escapes blaze, receives over $17,000 within hours

Port Coquitlam family narrowly escapes blaze, receives over $17,000 within hours

“It was like a movie. You walk up and see a family sitting in a cop car soaking wet with blankets around them.”
Family gathers on street to celebrate West Vancouver veteran's 97th birthday

Family gathers on street to celebrate West Vancouver veteran's 97th birthday

The West Vancouver fire department even stopped by to celebrate Glen Harrison, a WWII veteran and retired medical doctor.
Discrimination complaint filed after alleged ‘old China man’ insults at Richmond golf club

Discrimination complaint filed after alleged ‘old China man’ insults at Richmond golf club

A man alleges he was discriminated against almost daily during the two-year period he worked at Quilchena Golf and Country Club, according to a submission to the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal.
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