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Trigger happy: Tracing how guns make their way to Vancouver

Trigger happy: Tracing how guns make their way to Vancouver

In the wake of Vancouver's latest gun-related slaying, we're resharing this Vancouver Courier story from 2008, in which police and border officials describe how a flood of high-powered foreign firearms — illegal and legal — had hit the Lower Mainland
Gunman enters Richmond pub, beats down alleged drug dealer: Witness

Gunman enters Richmond pub, beats down alleged drug dealer: Witness

Pioneer Pub in Richmond saw a man wielding a rifle attack a patron on Jan.18. Two men believed to be involved in the incident were later arrested at a Vancouver restaurant.
City council approves liquor licence for Stanley Park Brewing

City council approves liquor licence for Stanley Park Brewing

Rendering via Vancouver Park Board Vancouver city council Wednesday approved the liquor licence for a new restaurant set to open in Stanley Park.
Premium on garage space fuels new motorcycle collective

Premium on garage space fuels new motorcycle collective

East Vancouver DIY garage offers space, tools and community
Cougar kitten rescued by the B.C. Conservation Officer Service

Cougar kitten rescued by the B.C. Conservation Officer Service

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WestJet appeals lost bid to scrap harassment lawsuit by former flight attendant

WestJet appeals lost bid to scrap harassment lawsuit by former flight attendant

A WestJet plan takes off from YVR/Shutterstock WestJet (TSX:WJA) has filed an appeal after the Supreme Court of British Columbia refused to throw out a proposed class-action lawsuit that accuses the company of fostering a corporate culture that toler
Police release new video, push to find killer of 13-year-old Marrisa Shen

Police release new video, push to find killer of 13-year-old Marrisa Shen

Screen grab from the MarrisaShen.org website Six months after a 13-year-old girl from Burnaby, B.C. was murdered, police say they have combed through over 1,000 hours of video and have identified 1,000 people for further follow up.
Vancouver Aquarium will no longer display whales, dolphins

Vancouver Aquarium will no longer display whales, dolphins

The Vancouver Aquarium has made a major revelation today. They will no longer display cetaceans at the Vancouver Aquarium.
Animal protection group urges B.C. vet association to ban cat declawing

Animal protection group urges B.C. vet association to ban cat declawing

A cat’s claws are trimmed by a technician Thursday, Jan. 16, 2003 in West Hollywood, Calif.
Amazon says no to Vancouver for HQ2

Amazon says no to Vancouver for HQ2

Amazon reviewed 238 proposals before shortlisting 20 cities
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