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Vancouver police have arrested a Prince George man for alleged historical sexual assaults, and believe there may be more victims out there.

Marnie Frey with daughter Brittney Photograph By LYNN FREY, FACEBOOK PAGE This is the second in a series of two articles examining what happened to the remains of some of Port Coquitlam, B.C. serial killer Robert Pickton’s victims. HERE is part one.

A five-tower development proposed to replace the Best Western Hotel on North Road will go to public hearing despite city council having plenty of concerns about traffic in an already congested corner of Coquitlam.

“We’re well prepared. We’re hoping that we’re over prepared and we have a lot less snow this year,” Howard Normann, director of parks with Vancouver Park Board, said at a press conference.

Vancouver Police are asking the public to come forward with any information they may have regarding an incident that took place outside of the Pacific National Exhibition this July where a suspect pushed a man into traffic.

Mayor Kennedy Stewart says he will soon seek city council’s approval to bring in new rules at city hall to ensure developers and other city contractors are prohibited from hiring senior city staff for a “cooling-off” period of 12 months.

With the holiday shopping season launching this week on Black Friday, ICBC is warning drivers to take caution in mall parking lots.

A Vancouver man is in custody following an assault in a West End apartment building over the weekend.

Vancouver police have apprehended a felon who did not return to his halfway house.

Robert Pickton confessed to a police cellplant to killing 49 women. | Source: Evidence released to media by the police/the courts This is the first in a series of two articles examining what happened to the remains of some of Port Coquitlam, B.C.