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Burnaby Mountie violated skeleton-mask robber's charter rights, says judge

Burnaby Mountie violated skeleton-mask robber's charter rights, says judge

A Burnaby Mountie who arrested a robbery suspect after entering his home without a warrant seriously violated the man’s charter rights and endangered himself and a fellow officer, according to a B.C. Provincial Court judge.
These beautiful winter hikes near Vancouver offer awe-inspiring views

These beautiful winter hikes near Vancouver offer awe-inspiring views

There are many hikes to do during the summer in the Lower Mainland, but there are a few winter hikes near Vancouver that are great all year round.
Passionate campaign calls to end costly hospital pay parking 'trap' in B.C.

Passionate campaign calls to end costly hospital pay parking 'trap' in B.C.

Expensive hospital pay parking is an extremely controversial topic in British Columbia, and a new petition wants to put an end to it once and for all.
TransLink: Significant delays on Canada Line due to medical emergency

TransLink: Significant delays on Canada Line due to medical emergency

TransLink has announced that there is a medical emergency on the Canada Line that will cause temporary delays in the Lower Mainland.
Vancouver family donates $40 million to build new art gallery

Vancouver family donates $40 million to build new art gallery

A Vancouver family whose fortunes were made in real estate development and investments has contributed the largest-ever single private donation to an arts and culture organization in B.C. in donating $40 million to help build a new $350-million Vancouver Art Gallery.
Vancouver school food program for vulnerable kids faces 50 per cent funding cut

Vancouver school food program for vulnerable kids faces 50 per cent funding cut

Vancouver city council and staff are considering slashing grant amounts in half for food programs in 18 schools across the city.
Former Vancouver school trustee Ken Clement charged in underage sex sting

Former Vancouver school trustee Ken Clement charged in underage sex sting

Former Vision Vancouver school board trustee Ken Clement is one of the seven men charged in an underage sex sting targeting underage girls between the ages of 15 and 17.
Police release shocking video of hit-and-run involving senior pedestrian

Police release shocking video of hit-and-run involving senior pedestrian

New Westminster Police have released dash-cam footage of a December hit-and-run hoping someone will be able to identify the driver.
More than 40 men arrested in underage Vancouver sex sting

More than 40 men arrested in underage Vancouver sex sting

A teacher, a school trustee and a firefighter are among seven people charged, along with 40 others arrested, after a months-long Vancouver police sting targeted wide-scale alleged sexual exploitation of young women in Vancouver.
This B.C. resort was ranked as one of the top hotels in the world

This B.C. resort was ranked as one of the top hotels in the world

Elite Traveler has compiled a list of the top hotels in the world, and a B.C. resort was selected as one of only two Canadian picks.