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The BC Conservation Officer Service had a busy day today (as they always do), sharing a couple of gems on Twitter. First was this video of a moose in the Peace River area, caught on video right outside the window of one of their officers.

The Little Mountain redevelopment site in a photo take in 2015. The city has identified a portion of the site as the next potential location for temporary modular housing.

Construction continues on the first new office development on the False Creek Flats. The site doubled in assessed value in the past year, to $72 million.

Shutterstock Ottawa is offering $500 million to businesses, local governments and advocacy groups for new ideas on how to cut Canada's carbon footprint.

Doctor/Shutterstock If you want to know who can afford to buy into Vancouver’s real estate, Indeed might provide a few clues. The job search site has mined its salary data to determine what it says are the top-paying jobs in Vancouver right now.

A tanker fills up at the Kinder Morgan Westridge Marine Terminal on the Burrard Inlet. File photo Social media posts suggest anti-pipeline activists are determined to continue blockades at two terminals in Burnaby, B.C.

File photo A man is in critical condition in hospital after being hit by a police car, Squamish RCMP said Tuesday. On Tuesday night [March 13] at approximately 10:30 p.m.

A real estate sold sign is shown outside a house in Vancouver, Tuesday, Jan.3, 2017.

Close to 200 students to graduate from Norquay elementary program this year

An estimated $300,000 worth of drugs, including fentanyl, was seized during an investigation by the New Westminster Police Department last spring. On Wednesday, police announced charges had been laid in connection with the investigation.