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You'll be able to buy booze at two Vancouver beaches next year

You'll be able to buy booze at two Vancouver beaches next year

Next spring and summer you'll be able to purchase alcohol at two concession operations at a couple of popular Vancouver beaches.
LNG Canada project in British Columbia given final approval by shareholders

LNG Canada project in British Columbia given final approval by shareholders

Investors have given final approval for a massive liquefied natural gas project in northern British Columbia.
BC Ferries adds a whopping 80 extra sailings over Thanksgiving long weekend

BC Ferries adds a whopping 80 extra sailings over Thanksgiving long weekend

Thanksgiving long weekend is right around the corner in British Columbia and BC Ferries is sending in the reinforcements. In fact, the transportation provider has scheduled over 80 additional sailings on the Metro Vancouver – Victoria route.
VIDEO: This guy totally lost it over an Iced Capp at a Tim Hortons

VIDEO: This guy totally lost it over an Iced Capp at a Tim Hortons

In surveillance footage of the incident, the suspect is seen verbally attacking staff before eventually pouring the Iced Capp on the counter and knocking the register onto to the ground.
Owner cited for building five illegal residential suites at his North Vancouver commercial property

Owner cited for building five illegal residential suites at his North Vancouver commercial property

The District of North Vancouver has slapped a notice on title of a commercial property on West 14th Street to warn prospective buyers about construction of illegal residential units in the building that were built without a permit.
The Canucks actually waived Sam Gagner

The Canucks actually waived Sam Gagner

Photograph By Dan Toulgoet, Vancouver Courier Heading into training camp, Jim Benning and Travis Green suggested that no one’s job was safe and that they would be willing to waive a veteran to make room for a younger player.
It is already snowing in parts of B.C. and the forecast is calling for more

It is already snowing in parts of B.C. and the forecast is calling for more

As of Monday, October 1st, the Vancouver weather forecast is predicting a great deal of rainfall through the week; however, it is already snowing in parts of BC. In fact, a few of the province's major highways already had a dumping of snowfall on Sunday night.
New Westminster preps to take on opioid overdoses in their community

New Westminster preps to take on opioid overdoses in their community

New Westminster’s member of the legislative assembly, Judy Darcy, has been tasked to address one of the most pressing health crises that is claiming three or four lives a day in the province.
Canada just reached an 11th-hour NAFTA deal with the U.S. and Mexico

Canada just reached an 11th-hour NAFTA deal with the U.S. and Mexico

Minister of Finance Bill Morneau arrives for an emergency cabinet meeting on the NAFTA negotiations in Ottawa on Sunday, Sept. 30, 2018.
Canadian artist's cartoon in response to Kavanaugh hearing goes viral

Canadian artist's cartoon in response to Kavanaugh hearing goes viral

A political cartoon depicting the assault of Lady Justice has gone viral in the wake of recent allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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