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Canada captain Christine Sinclair breaks world scoring record with goal No. 185

Canada captain Christine Sinclair breaks world scoring record with goal No. 185

EDINBURG, Texas — Canada captain Christine Sinclair broke Abby Wambach's world-record total of 184 goals on Wednesday, scoring for the second time against St. Kitts and Nevis at the CONCACAF Women's Olympic Qualifying Championship.
B.C. introduces new complaint process in bid to increase trust in ICBC

B.C. introduces new complaint process in bid to increase trust in ICBC

<> >VANCOUVER — British Columbia's attorney general says the province will "supercharge" an office that deals with complaints against the Insurance Corp. of B.C. in an effort to increase public trust in the Crown auto insurer.
Air Canada suspends direct flights from YVR, Canadian airports to China

Air Canada suspends direct flights from YVR, Canadian airports to China

Air Canada will be suspending all direct flights from Vancouver International Airport, as well as Toronto and Montreal, to Beijing and Shanghai for one month.
Tim Hortons pulls Beyond Meat breakfast sandwiches from B.C., Ont. menus

Tim Hortons pulls Beyond Meat breakfast sandwiches from B.C., Ont. menus

Tim Hortons has pulled Beyond Meat products off the menus in the last provinces where it still sold the trendy plant-based protein, less than a year after a national roll out.
Richmond, Metro Vancouver taxi companies suing Uber, Lyft

Richmond, Metro Vancouver taxi companies suing Uber, Lyft

Richmond Cabs, operating as Richmond Taxi, is one of nine Metro Vancouver companies trying to quash Uber and Lyft's licence to operate in B.C.
B.C., Canada likely to see economic impact as coronavirus outbreak accelerates in China

B.C., Canada likely to see economic impact as coronavirus outbreak accelerates in China

The coronavirus outbreak that has killed 81 people in China — mostly in the central city of Wuhan and the surrounding Hubei province — is likely already having an effect on Canada and B.C.'s economy, economists say.
B.C. coroner recommends safety improvements after review of party bus death

B.C. coroner recommends safety improvements after review of party bus death

VANCOUVER — The coroner's service is calling on the B.C. government to improve the oversight of commercial vehicles after reviewing the death of a young woman who fell from a party bus in Vancouver.
A familiar face at the helm of new LNG project

A familiar face at the helm of new LNG project

Byng Giraud, formerly of Squamish's Woodfibre LNG, president of new company working to build an export facility near Prince Rupert
Jumbo failure highlights ski resort developers' uphill fight

Jumbo failure highlights ski resort developers' uphill fight

Development groups in Valemount and near Squamish tout projects' economic benefits
Squamish cyclist hopes to go the distance

Squamish cyclist hopes to go the distance

Quest student Anna Talman to ride three endurance races in 2020