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Child dies after being struck in Squamish parking lot: RCMP

Child dies after being struck in Squamish parking lot: RCMP

Police seek witnesses to incident
Coronavirus scare shuts down work at major Burnaby construction project

Coronavirus scare shuts down work at major Burnaby construction project

A major Burnaby development project has been shut down temporarily because of concerns a worker on site may have fallen ill with coronavirus.
Pipeline talks with hereditary chiefs set for second day in northern B.C.

Pipeline talks with hereditary chiefs set for second day in northern B.C.

The hereditary chiefs of the Wet'suwet'en are scheduled to meet for a second day with senior federal and provincial ministers today as they try to break an impasse in a pipeline dispute that's sparked national protests and led to disruptions in the e
Distracted driving ticket costs the same as a trip to Whistler, says ICBC

Distracted driving ticket costs the same as a trip to Whistler, says ICBC

Not putting your phone down while driving could lead to a ticket that costs you the same amount as a weekend trip to Whistler. This month, ICBC and police officers are reminding drivers to "take a break" from their phones while on the roads.
Highway signs featuring shíshálh place names to be up by end of March

Highway signs featuring shíshálh place names to be up by end of March

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI) says it plans to have she shashishalhem-English dual language road signs installed along Highway 101 by the end of March.
Fake Viagra dealers avoid stiff fines

Fake Viagra dealers avoid stiff fines

Two North Vancouver residents have avoided hard time but will face fines after pleading guilty to importing and selling off-brand erectile dysfunction drugs.
Squamish Canyon bound for public hearing

Squamish Canyon bound for public hearing

Public will be able to provide feedback on proposed tourist attraction on March 10
Alberta tourist dies after plunge from 70 metre cliff in Vancouver park

Alberta tourist dies after plunge from 70 metre cliff in Vancouver park

VANCOUVER — A man from Alberta has fallen to his death while visiting Stanley Park in Vancouver. Police confirm the 26-year-old hopped a chest-high fence at Prospect Point on Sunday and plunged about 70 metres to a walkway below.
Vancouver's Skookum Festival will not return this summer

Vancouver's Skookum Festival will not return this summer

Don't call it a comeback: After taking a year off, arts and music festival appears to be sunk
Coronavirus latest: Cruise passengers in quarantine in B.C.

Coronavirus latest: Cruise passengers in quarantine in B.C.

Two passengers who were aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship in Japan are now in quarantine in B.C. The province's top medical health officer, Dr.