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East Vancouver elementary students rally around Humboldt Broncos

East Vancouver elementary students rally around Humboldt Broncos

Two hockey sticks signed by Vancouver Canuck players Chris Tanev and Bo Horvat are being raffled off by Grenfell elementary students to raise money for the Humboldt Broncos hockey team.
B.C. police officer dies 30 years after car accident put him in a coma

B.C. police officer dies 30 years after car accident put him in a coma

A police officer Const. Ian Jordan in Victoria has died after spending 30 years in a coma following an on-duty car crash. Jordan was racing to the scene of a break-and-enter when his car collided with another police vehicle early on Sept. 22, 1987.
Suddenly Sunday: Trudeau to talk Trans Mountain with B.C., Alberta premiers

Suddenly Sunday: Trudeau to talk Trans Mountain with B.C., Alberta premiers

A sign warning of an underground petroleum pipeline is seen on a fence at Kinder Morgan’s facility.
B.C. professor arrested and jailed in Slovakia since November

B.C. professor arrested and jailed in Slovakia since November

Professor David Scheffel is seen in this undated handout photo. An anthropology professor from Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, B.C.
Protesters stand aside for truck entry after demonstration at Trans Mountain Burnaby terminal

Protesters stand aside for truck entry after demonstration at Trans Mountain Burnaby terminal

Protesters move to allow a vehicle to leave the Trans Mountain terminal in Burnaby. – Lauren Boothby Protests resumed at Burnaby’s Trans Mountain terminal Thursday for the first time since Kinder Morgan announced work on the pipeline would stop.
VIDEO: "Taco Nazi", the funniest story you'll ever hear about nazis and tacos

VIDEO: "Taco Nazi", the funniest story you'll ever hear about nazis and tacos

If you subscribe to our podcast then you'll have heard our interview we recently did with comedian and author Charlie Demers.
Vancouver Park Board announces major seawall upgrades

Vancouver Park Board announces major seawall upgrades

Park board crews are expected to finish the first phase of upgrades by August One Vancouver’s crown jewels is getting some love.
Feds commit $1.2M to TransLink for "world's first" electric bus charging system

Feds commit $1.2M to TransLink for "world's first" electric bus charging system

Photo New Flyer TransLink has received $1.2 million in federal funding to install and operate overhead charging stations to get four electric buses on the road next year.
Sunday meeting with PM won't force B.C. off its pipeline stand: environment minister

Sunday meeting with PM won't force B.C. off its pipeline stand: environment minister

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Home prices continue to climb in B.C., despite dramatic sales decline: BCREA

Home prices continue to climb in B.C., despite dramatic sales decline: BCREA

Home sales in British Columbia plummeted last month compared with March of last year, but the B.C. Real Estate Association says the decline was not reflected in prices.