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Woman refusing to wear mask arrested at a B.C. thrift store

Woman refusing to wear mask arrested at a B.C. thrift store

Police tried to convince her to leave the store, but she refused, and allegedly struck the officers several times.
BASE jumper rescued from the base of the Stawamus Chief's Grand Wall

BASE jumper rescued from the base of the Stawamus Chief's Grand Wall

Squamish Search and Rescue lowered the athlete down with a technical rope rescue
Warm signs with Wolves

Warm signs with Wolves

Goalie just a step away from the NHL
North Van says no to late-night Christmas light ban

North Van says no to late-night Christmas light ban

Twinkling lights meant to guide Santa to local chimneys may remain. Retaining walls and garages, however, may face tougher scrutiny and regulations in the District of North Vancouver.
B.C. Liberals name legislator Shirley Bond as interim party leader

B.C. Liberals name legislator Shirley Bond as interim party leader

VICTORIA — Longtime legislature member Shirley Bond will serve as the B.C. Liberal party's interim leader after Andrew Wilkinson's resignation on Saturday.
COVID-19 claims 17 lives in B.C. since Friday

COVID-19 claims 17 lives in B.C. since Friday

Nearly 2,000 new cases since Friday, 17 deaths and new restrictions for public events
The Mystery of Mountain Lions

The Mystery of Mountain Lions

Despite decades of research, myth and fear still surround the animals
SD93 provides more detail about proposed Pemberton school

SD93 provides more detail about proposed Pemberton school

Project would require road connection to Highway 99
Long-awaited federal rent subsidy program for businesses hurt by COVID-19 opens today

Long-awaited federal rent subsidy program for businesses hurt by COVID-19 opens today

OTTAWA — Businesses struggling to pay the bills because of the COVID-19 pandemic will be able to start applying today for a long-awaited new commercial rent-relief program offered by the federal government.
GM to recall 7M vehicles globally to replace Takata air bags

GM to recall 7M vehicles globally to replace Takata air bags

DETROIT — The U.S. is making General Motors recall and repair nearly 6 million big pickup trucks and SUVs equipped with potentially dangerous Takata air bag inflators.