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Trans woman hopes funding cut will send message to Vancouver rape crisis group

Trans woman hopes funding cut will send message to Vancouver rape crisis group

The B.C. Court of Appeal dismissed Nixon's appeal and the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed her request to appeal that decision in 2007.
Vancouver police looking for driver in East Van hit and run

Vancouver police looking for driver in East Van hit and run

Vancouver police are appealing for the driver in an East Van hit and run that left two pedestrians with serious injuries to come forward.
Last night's full super worm moon photos will take your breath away (Photos)

Last night's full super worm moon photos will take your breath away (Photos)

Not only was the Lower Mainland treated to mild weather on Wednesday evening, but a massive full super worm moon also illuminated the sky.
Kater to launch ride-hailing service in Vancouver by end of March

Kater to launch ride-hailing service in Vancouver by end of March

To make the most of a first-mover advantage, Surrey-based Kater Technologies Inc. plans to begin a phased rollout in Vancouver “around March 30."
Vancouver police searching for high-risk offender who failed to return to halfway house

Vancouver police searching for high-risk offender who failed to return to halfway house

Vancouver police are searching for a high-risk offender wanted to breaching his curfew. Police are looking for 44-year-old Dillon Earl Gosnell.
New Zealand victims honoured at Richmond Islamic Centre

New Zealand victims honoured at Richmond Islamic Centre

The 50 victims of a terror attack on two mosques in New Zealand were honoured at a commemoration event a Richmond Islamic Centre Sunday evening.
Wife spent $1.5 million on slot machines, divorce case hears

Wife spent $1.5 million on slot machines, divorce case hears

A Surrey man doesn’t believe his wife took up to $1.5 million from family companies to play slot machines for stress relief.
Vancouver police say scammers defraud local seniors out of millions of dollars

Vancouver police say scammers defraud local seniors out of millions of dollars

Vancouver police are warning of a new scam that has defrauded at least five seniors out of millions of dollars and using a landline to call the victim.
Vancouver Park Board’s ‘Heron Cam’ goes live as herons return to Stanley Park

Vancouver Park Board’s ‘Heron Cam’ goes live as herons return to Stanley Park

The herons started returning to the colony on Monday and the online Heron Cam is back to live-stream all the action on the park board’s website.
B.C. launches measles immunization catch-up program

B.C. launches measles immunization catch-up program

In light of a number of cases of the disease in recent months, the province Wednesday morning announced a measles immunization catch-up program.
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