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Thieves use scaffolding to break into North Van apartments

Thieves use scaffolding to break into North Van apartments

Photo Shutterstock Police are reminding North Vancouver residents to lock their doors and windows after thieves climbed scaffolding to break into two apartments.
Trudeau to move forward to create residential schools holiday

Trudeau to move forward to create residential schools holiday

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau answers reporters questions during an event in Saint-Eustache, Que., Thursday, August 16, 2018.
Tim Hortons looks to tackle leaky lids consumers have long complained about

Tim Hortons looks to tackle leaky lids consumers have long complained about

Photo Shutterstock Tim Hortons admits it's fallen behind the competition with its packaging, but change is coming to your coffee cup and it will start with the lid.
Greens won't run candidate in Burnaby South as 'leader's courtesy' to Singh: May

Greens won't run candidate in Burnaby South as 'leader's courtesy' to Singh: May

Photo Shutterstock The Green party will not run a candidate against NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh in the riding of Burnaby South.
'Queen of Soul' Aretha Franklin dies at the age of 76

'Queen of Soul' Aretha Franklin dies at the age of 76

In this March 3, 1975 file photo, singer Aretha Franklin poses with her Grammy Award for for best female R&B vocal performance for “Ain’t Nothing Like the Real Thing” at the 17th Annual Grammy Award presentation in New York.
Vancouver beaches open to swimming again

Vancouver beaches open to swimming again

It’s safe to go swimming at most Vancouver beaches again. Vancouver Coastal Health has lifted the swimming advisories for English Bay, Sunset and Jericho beaches.
UPDATE: Burnaby RCMP have arrested the Camp Cloud protesters

UPDATE: Burnaby RCMP have arrested the Camp Cloud protesters

Arrests have begun at Camp Cloud outside the Trans Mountain tank farm in Burnaby.
Are Fraser River fish at risk because of barge fire?

Are Fraser River fish at risk because of barge fire?

A New Westminster councillor is concerned about the impacts a barge fire will have on fish in the Mighty Fraser – and suspects charges could be laid under the federal Fisheries Act.
Toddler's feet burned by discarded beach BBQ coals

Toddler's feet burned by discarded beach BBQ coals

A Richmond mother is asking the public to be more careful of discarding hot BBQ charcoals on beaches after her three-year-old son’s feet suffered second degree burns late last month at Centennial Beach in Delta.
Wildfire haze, poor air quality could last at least two more weeks

Wildfire haze, poor air quality could last at least two more weeks

Don’t bank on that run around the Seawall, trek up the Grouse Grind or crosstown bike ride to East Side breweries any time soon. The wildfire haze blanketing southern B.C. isn’t going anywhere for at least two weeks, if not longer.
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