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B.C. woman wants a ban on all fires in the backcountry

B.C. woman wants a ban on all fires in the backcountry

A B.C. woman is asking for a full province-wide ban on fires in the back-country.
West Vancouver lawyer who assaulted client found guilty of misconduct

West Vancouver lawyer who assaulted client found guilty of misconduct

A West Vancouver lawyer who assaulted a client has been found guilty of professional misconduct by the Law Society of British Columbia.
Spike in fatal motorcycle crashes in B.C. revs up calls for more training

Spike in fatal motorcycle crashes in B.C. revs up calls for more training

At least two people will die in motorcycle crashes on B.C. roads each weekend this summer, if this year follows the same trend as last year.
VPD releases images of East Vancouver sex assault suspect

VPD releases images of East Vancouver sex assault suspect

Vancouver Police have released images of a man suspected in a violent daytime sex attack in East Vancouver.
B.C. port longshoremen ready to strike today

B.C. port longshoremen ready to strike today

Thousands of members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) Canada, are set to walk off the job today (May 27).
Vancouver actors with accents want their voices heard

Vancouver actors with accents want their voices heard

Miro is joining a growing chorus of local actors with accents calling out the film and television industry for what he calls “accent phobia.”
NDP creating Lower Mainland taxi monopoly, alleges B.C. Taxi Association

NDP creating Lower Mainland taxi monopoly, alleges B.C. Taxi Association

The B.C. Taxi Association has accused the provincial government of helping the Vancouver Taxi Association create a monopoly in the Lower Mainland.
High-stakes Burnaby bowling alley deal unenforceable, ‘tainted by illegality’

High-stakes Burnaby bowling alley deal unenforceable, ‘tainted by illegality’

A real-estate deal involving a bowling alley sitting on a prime piece of Burnaby development property was “tainted by illegality” and has been deemed unenforceable by a B.C. Supreme Court judge.
BMW Canada sues customers over alleged illegal exports of high-end vehicles bought with ‘suspicious’ bank drafts

BMW Canada sues customers over alleged illegal exports of high-end vehicles bought with ‘suspicious’ bank drafts

The financing division of BMW Canada Inc. filed multiple lawsuits against customers who leased high-end cars from the company to allegedly facilitate their illegal export from Canada.
B.C. can't stop crude oil shipments says court in key pipeline ruling

B.C. can't stop crude oil shipments says court in key pipeline ruling

B.C. does not have the authority to stop the flow of crude oil through the federally owned Trans Mountain (TMX) pipeline from Alberta to Burnaby, B.C.’s Court of Appeal ruled.