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NEB approves Trans Mountain pipeline route through Burnaby

NEB approves Trans Mountain pipeline route through Burnaby

Burnaby Mountain Photograph By JENNIFER MOREAU The National Energy Board (NEB) has approved Trans Mountain’s pipeline path through Burnaby, but not every board member is completely satisfied with the route the project will take and the methods that w
LETTER: I am so sorry, Squamish, Whistler, and Vancouver

LETTER: I am so sorry, Squamish, Whistler, and Vancouver

File photo Editor's note: Jason Loutitt is an award-winning, Squamish long-distance runner who has competed in races across North America and Europe.
Sports car impounded after ‘N’ driver speeds through school zone

Sports car impounded after ‘N’ driver speeds through school zone

The driver of this 2015 McLaren was pulled over by Vancouver police after speeding through a school zone at 72 kilometres an hour. Photo VPD Traffic Unit/Twitter One new driver will have to wait a week before getting behind the wheel again.
'Canada's Most Dangerous Places' highlights the best place to get assaulted in B.C.

'Canada's Most Dangerous Places' highlights the best place to get assaulted in B.C.

Police line/Shutterstock Maclean's recently released an "in-depth interactive tool" which you can use to chart the city with the highest murder rate, if you're charting out your 2018 Canadian travel plans and looking to avoid certain places (it's Tho
Notley says B.C. pipeline court challenge illogical, harmful if successful

Notley says B.C. pipeline court challenge illogical, harmful if successful

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley speaks during a press conference to discuss her meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and B.C.
Air Canada offers to help WestJet passengers stranded by a possible pilot strike

Air Canada offers to help WestJet passengers stranded by a possible pilot strike

THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jeff McIntosh Air Canada has turned the tables on WestJet by taking advantage of labour uncertainty at its Calgary rival with a suggestion that it is ready pick up the slack in the event WestJet's pilots decide to strike.
Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond appointed to UBC residential school history centre

Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond appointed to UBC residential school history centre

Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond. Photograph courtesy the office of the representative for children and youth.
Charges laid after two police cars destroyed, officers hurt in crash

Charges laid after two police cars destroyed, officers hurt in crash

Two people from Nanaimo, B.C., are accused of using a Dodge pick-up truck as a weapon in a crash that destroyed two police vehicles and injured two officers. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-RCMP Two men from Nanaimo, B.C.
Surrey man charged in accident that killed two girls, woman

Surrey man charged in accident that killed two girls, woman

Scene of the April 28, 2017 crash on Lougheed Highway. Photograph By CTV Chopper 9/File Nearly a year after a crash on Lougheed Highway killed a woman and two young cousins, a Surrey man has been charged with a driving charge related to the accident.
Video from Bono's anti-poverty group needles Trudeau for lacking gender plan

Video from Bono's anti-poverty group needles Trudeau for lacking gender plan

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau delivers remarks at the W7: Feminist Visions for the G7 meeting in Ottawa on Wednesday, April 25, 2018.
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