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Injured woman airlifted from Mount Seymour

Injured woman airlifted from Mount Seymour

North Shore Rescue’s busy start to 2020 continued with their fourth call in two days, including two rescue missions on the same stretch of trail. A Port Moody woman was hiking Dog Mountain trail with a group just after 1 p.m.
Squamish's recently reopened Fergie's Café forced to close again

Squamish's recently reopened Fergie's Café forced to close again

The kitchen needs repairs that will take until March to complete, say owners
North Vancouver's Grouse Mountain Resort sells for second time in two years

North Vancouver's Grouse Mountain Resort sells for second time in two years

Northland Properties Corp. new owner
Federal scientists study how to adapt building codes to climate change

Federal scientists study how to adapt building codes to climate change

The National Research Council is completing a study on how changing weather will impact infrastructure
Grouse Mountain Resort sells for second time in two years

Grouse Mountain Resort sells for second time in two years

Northland Properties Corp. new owner
Bear cub killed and skinned, remains found on B.C. road

Bear cub killed and skinned, remains found on B.C. road

B.C. hunting regulations state open season for black bear hunting ended Nov. 30.
Avalanche in northwestern B.C. kills two men snowboarding in provincial park

Avalanche in northwestern B.C. kills two men snowboarding in provincial park

RCMP received a signal from an emergency locator west of the Three Guardsmen Mountain in the Haines Pass area
Richmond Olympic Oval negotiates with IOC about sponsorships

Richmond Olympic Oval negotiates with IOC about sponsorships

The Oval is expected to have revenues of about $17.8 million next year
B.C. residents set a record for lottery winnings in 2019

B.C. residents set a record for lottery winnings in 2019

Province also had a string of four consecutive $1 million guaranteed Lotto 6/49 Prize wins
Debt leads Canadians' financial worries as 2020 dawns, says CIBC poll

Debt leads Canadians' financial worries as 2020 dawns, says CIBC poll

A year-end CIBC poll finds debt is weighing heavily on the minds of Canadians, with nearly four in five respondents rating it more important to address than building their savings.