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Meet Vancouver's Aloe Gal, she'll help you keep your houseplants alive

Meet Vancouver's Aloe Gal, she'll help you keep your houseplants alive

A Vancouver woman has launched a new online plant store called Aloe Gal, which ships easy to care for plants in modern planters across B.C. and the rest of Canada.
Whistleblower sparked probe that led to worker arrests at Hastings Racecourse

Whistleblower sparked probe that led to worker arrests at Hastings Racecourse

An investigation by Canada Border Services Agency that resulted in the arrest of seven foreign workers at Hastings racetrack last week was sparked by a whistleblower.
Driver of semi that jackknifed on a Metro Vancouver highway didn't have insurance

Driver of semi that jackknifed on a Metro Vancouver highway didn't have insurance

The driver of a semi-trailer that jackknifed westbound on Highway 17 in Delta Tuesday morning didn’t have insurance on either the cab or trailer.
No criminal charges for Richmond woman's racist rant in parking lot

No criminal charges for Richmond woman's racist rant in parking lot

The woman pictured in a viral video dishing out a racist rant in a Richmond parking lot will not face criminal charges.
Travel advisory: Canadians warned to avoid travel to Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic

Travel advisory: Canadians warned to avoid travel to Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic

The Government of Canada is urging residents to avoid all non-essential travel to Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic due to a tropical storm.
Iconic White Rock Pier reopens today after months of repair

Iconic White Rock Pier reopens today after months of repair

Originally slated to reopen over Labour Day Weekend following months repair work, the beloved White Rock Pier opens Tuesday, Aug. 27 at 11 a.m.
Homophobic posters plastered in public places in Richmond

Homophobic posters plastered in public places in Richmond

Posters, in English and Chinese, warning people about so-called “pedosexual right” have been plastered in public places around Richmond.
Precious North Vancouver Museum artifacts stolen

Precious North Vancouver Museum artifacts stolen

The North Vancouver Museum and Archives is hoping for the return of some treasured community artifacts after they were stolen in Lower Lonsdale on Saturday.
This residential school survivor just went pro for Colonialism Skateboards

This residential school survivor just went pro for Colonialism Skateboards

A couple years ago we introduced you to Colonialism Skateboards , a company that's dedicated to educating the public about the impacts of colonialism in Canada.
Thousands call out woman caught on video hurling racial slurs in parking lot on her personal Facebook page

Thousands call out woman caught on video hurling racial slurs in parking lot on her personal Facebook page

On Friday, Aug. 23, video surfaced of a woman shouting profanities and racial slurs at another woman during an altercation in a Richmond parking lot.
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