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B.C. premier denies crisis, says one investment doesn't make an economy

B.C. premier denies crisis, says one investment doesn't make an economy

British Columbia Premier John Horgan on March 16, 2018.
A Vancouver hockey mom searches for way through 'crushing grief'

A Vancouver hockey mom searches for way through 'crushing grief'

A crowdfunding campaign to help Humboldt Broncos families devastated by Friday’s fatal bus accident reached $1 million in 17 hours. Photograph By GOFUNDME The news of the Humboldt hockey team tragedy was a hard hit to most Canadians.
Mother dies giving birth at Richmond Hospital

Mother dies giving birth at Richmond Hospital

Wei Liu, 37, died during childbirth at Richmond Hospital around midnight on Saturday. She is shown in her wedding photo.
On Equal Pay Day advocates say wage transparency can level the field

On Equal Pay Day advocates say wage transparency can level the field

Photo Pexels April 10 is Equal Pay Day in Canada and represents how far into this calendar year women must work to earn what men did last year.
OneCity releases nominee list for council, school board

OneCity releases nominee list for council, school board

The lone elected official in OneCity’s four-history, Carrie Bercic is again running for school board, Judy Graves is sitting this election out and party veteran RJ Aquino is running for council.
What the thunder? Why we hear it so seldom in Vancouver

What the thunder? Why we hear it so seldom in Vancouver

Shutterstock It was a sound that you don't normally hear in Vancouver — and that's what made Saturday's long thunder roll so striking. People who were born in the city might have noticed the heavens grumbling because it's relatively rare.
Commercial Drive pub says teens with weapons harassing and threatening patrons

Commercial Drive pub says teens with weapons harassing and threatening patrons

Vancouver police are increasing patrols on Commercial Drive after complaints about a group of young people harassing patrons and staff at a local pub.
Renters struggle to find homes as prices climb, availability declines

Renters struggle to find homes as prices climb, availability declines

Joanna Fletcher reacts while speaking about the living conditions in the one-bedroom apartment where she lives with her 10-year-old son, in Vancouver, B.C., on Friday February 23, 2018.
Ongoing protests behind halting of Trans Mountain expansion: activists

Ongoing protests behind halting of Trans Mountain expansion: activists

Kat Roivas, who is opposed to the expansion of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline, stands at an access gate at the company’s property near an area where work is taking place, in Burnaby, B.C., on Monday April 9, 2018.
New affordable rental homes for moderate-income households

New affordable rental homes for moderate-income households

Renters in households earning between $30,000 and $80,000 annually could be able to qualify for homes in 20 new rental buildings under a new City of Vancouver pilot project.
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