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Richmond MP denies representing alleged Chinese cartel member

Richmond MP denies representing alleged Chinese cartel member

Former lawyer and Steveston-Richmond East MP Joe Peschisolido denies providing legal services for an alleged Chinese cartel “drug boss."
Three men with a loaded handgun arrested outside a Metro Vancouver elementary school

Three men with a loaded handgun arrested outside a Metro Vancouver elementary school

Three young adult males are in custody after being allegedly found with a gun in front of a Burnaby elementary school.
B.C. First Nation plans legal challenge over Trans Mountain decision

B.C. First Nation plans legal challenge over Trans Mountain decision

A British Columbia First Nation is promising a legal challenge of the federal government's decision to approve the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion while the premier says his government will continue to defend the province's lands and waters.
Are the ducks in Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon edible?

Are the ducks in Stanley Park's Lost Lagoon edible?

What species of ducks swim in Lost Lagoon at Stanley Park, and are they edible? That was one of the questions a person posed in a call to the City of Vancouver’s 311 contact centre.
Trans Mountain pipeline expansion gets second green light from Ottawa

Trans Mountain pipeline expansion gets second green light from Ottawa

The federal Liberal government is giving the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion a second lease on life.
A luminous full buck moon is set to dazzle Metro Vancouver skies next month

A luminous full buck moon is set to dazzle Metro Vancouver skies next month

Vancouverites were treated to a glorious full Strawberry Moon this June, but they'll have the opportunity to view a magnificent full Buck Moon this July.
Delta concerned policing at ports has ‘fallen through the cracks’

Delta concerned policing at ports has ‘fallen through the cracks’

The City of Delta wants policing issues addressed before any consideration is given to expanding the ports at Roberts Bank.
B.C. government loosens social assistance rules to ease poverty

B.C. government loosens social assistance rules to ease poverty

The British Columbia government is implementing a series of changes to its social assistance policies that it says will help break the cycle of poverty.
Former Vancouver officer facing lawsuits alleging sexual exploitation

Former Vancouver officer facing lawsuits alleging sexual exploitation

A former Vancouver police detective has been accused of kissing and groping two victims in a sex trafficking case while acting as their support worker.
This adorable black-and-tan pooch needed life-changing spinal surgery

This adorable black-and-tan pooch needed life-changing spinal surgery

The BC SPCA is asking the public for help for a tiny dog that was admitted with an abscessed tooth but required life-changing spinal surgery.
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