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Suspects' getaway from Whistler RCMP halted by West Van police spike belt

Suspects' getaway from Whistler RCMP halted by West Van police spike belt

Rarely used police tactic led to arrest and charges for pair of suspects
Squamish's Newport Beach and Cheekye Fan Developers square off in court

Squamish's Newport Beach and Cheekye Fan Developers square off in court

Matthews Southwest and Michael Hutchison are litigating against each other
Vancouver photographer shares incredible footage of the elusive coastal wolf in B.C. (VIDEO)

Vancouver photographer shares incredible footage of the elusive coastal wolf in B.C. (VIDEO)

Wildlife photographers Ian Harland and Liron Gertsman spent three weeks in May exploring Clayoquot Sounds in search of the incredibly shy Vancouver Island wolf, what resulted was some incredible footage of the animal
Almost 14,000 Canadians killed by opioids since 2016: new national study

Almost 14,000 Canadians killed by opioids since 2016: new national study

OTTAWA — New numbers released Wednesday show close to 14,000 Canadians have been killed by opioids over the last four years and more than 17,000 people have been hospitalized for opioid-related poisoning.
Fentanyl dealer's 16-year-jail sentence upheld

Fentanyl dealer's 16-year-jail sentence upheld

"High moral culpability called for a severe sentence," judge says
Harbour Air conducts first test flight of all-electric seaplane

Harbour Air conducts first test flight of all-electric seaplane

Return on investment in going electric is a 'no-brainer' says Harbour Air CEO
Cyber attacks probing deeper into computers

Cyber attacks probing deeper into computers

Central gatekeeping chip attacks can create chaos for companies
Is MEC losing money or investing for the future?

Is MEC losing money or investing for the future?

$11.5m loss raises questions over whether retailer is strategically restructuring or falling behind
Increasing indigenous internet connectivity underway: ministry

Increasing indigenous internet connectivity underway: ministry

Technology council wants to ensure human right to internet met
Information commissioner ordered to review decision on releasing names

Information commissioner ordered to review decision on releasing names

B.C.'s information and privacy commissioner should review a decision telling BC Hydro it should release Site C dam project employees' names despite fears for their safety, the province's Supreme Court has ruled.