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This 'N' driver in a BMW was caught speeding 142 km/h in a 50 km/h zone

This 'N' driver in a BMW was caught speeding 142 km/h in a 50 km/h zone

The Vancouver Police Traffic Unit has clocked an "N" driver speeding over double the speed limit next to a park and elementary school.
Fund set up after Burnaby cyclist killed in hit-and-run

Fund set up after Burnaby cyclist killed in hit-and-run

Burnaby resident Charles Masala was killed after being struck in a hit-and-run, and now a GoFundMe page has been set up by Masala’s friends.
River otter likely snuck through open gates to get to Vancouver koi pond

River otter likely snuck through open gates to get to Vancouver koi pond

A hungry river otter following the scent of fresh koi likely scaled a fence or took advantage of a brief opening of gates at a downtown garden pond to hunt its prey.
Yoga and wellness fest Wanderlust won't return to Whistler in 2020

Yoga and wellness fest Wanderlust won't return to Whistler in 2020

After seven years in the resort, yoga and wellness festival Wanderlust will not return to Whistler in 2020.
Long weekend weather: Vancouver forecast calling for a chance of rain every day

Long weekend weather: Vancouver forecast calling for a chance of rain every day

The Metro Vancouver weather forecast calls for a chance of rain each day over the long weekend, but the evening lows are expected to be less chilly.
Another racist rant caught on video in Richmond

Another racist rant caught on video in Richmond

Another racist rant has been caught on video in Richmond. Screengrab Richmond RCMP says it has not received a complaint into a racist rant on the weekend and, therefore, won’t be investigating.
Canada-wide vegetable recall of over 40 products due to possible listeria contamination

Canada-wide vegetable recall of over 40 products due to possible listeria contamination

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a food recall of various fresh-cut vegetable products from the marketplace.
Several SeaBus sailings to be cancelled today, confirms TransLink

Several SeaBus sailings to be cancelled today, confirms TransLink

TransLink has confirmed that several SeaBus sailings will be cancelled on Monday as a result of the transit strike issued by Unifor.
Vintage Vancouver neon signs will shine again at major downtown redevelopment (PHOTOS)

Vintage Vancouver neon signs will shine again at major downtown redevelopment (PHOTOS)

A trio of vintage Vancouver neon signs were lit up for this past weekend's Lumiere fest, but they'll shine on permanently again soon at The Post development.
New urgent and primary care centre opens in North Vancouver

New urgent and primary care centre opens in North Vancouver

A new urgent and primary care centre has opened in North Vancouver as part of the province's strategy to deliver faster and better health care to people in B.C.
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