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Woman hit by rock while driving on Highway 1 has died, police confirm

The woman who was hit by a “volleyball-sized rock” that flew through the
windshield of her car while driving on Highway 1 in Burnaby has died, police
confirmed Wednesday.

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Man catches fire, gets run over by truck at Vancouver dump

A man is in hospital with serious injuries after a series of unfortunate events
at the Vancouver South Transfer Station.

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Motorcyclist killed after crash near Massey Tunnel

An early morning fatal collision on Highway 99 just before the Massey Tunnel has
killed a motorcyclist, the BC Highway Patrol confirmed to CityNews Wednesday.

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Murder charge laid after Japanese citizen fatally stabbed in Chinatown

The Vancouver Police Department says a 32-year-old man has been charged with
murder in relation to a stabbing that killed a Japanese citizen in Chinatown
last week.

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Attempted robbery at UBC leaves one injured

University RCMP are seeking witnesses after an alleged attempted robbery at
UBC’s Point Grey campus Wednesday afternoon.

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Woman seriously injured after being struck in South Surrey intersection

A 60-year-old woman has serious injuries after she was hit by a vehicle near the
Semiahmoo Shopping Centre in Surrey Wednesday afternoon.

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Man catches fire, gets run over by truck at Vancouver dump

A man is in hospital with serious injuries after a series of unfortunate events
at the Vancouver South Transfer Station.

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Motorcyclist killed after crash near Massey Tunnel

An early morning fatal collision on Highway 99 just before the Massey Tunnel has
killed a motorcyclist, the BC Highway Patrol confirmed to CityNews Wednesday.

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Murder charge laid after Japanese citizen fatally stabbed in Chinatown

The Vancouver Police Department says a 32-year-old man has been charged with
murder in relation to a stabbing that killed a Japanese citizen in Chinatown
last week.

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Attempted robbery at UBC leaves one injured

University RCMP are seeking witnesses after an alleged attempted robbery at
UBC’s Point Grey campus Wednesday afternoon.

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Woman seriously injured after being struck in South Surrey intersection

A 60-year-old woman has serious injuries after she was hit by a vehicle near the
Semiahmoo Shopping Centre in Surrey Wednesday afternoon.

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Murder charge in stabbing death of Japanese chef in Vancouver

One man has been arrested and charged with the murder of a 32-year-old Japanese
citizen in Vancouver last week. As Jack Morse reports, police still don’t know
the motive for the attack.

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Hot and dry summer means another challenging wildfire season: province

The province is expanding emergency services to evacuees ahead of what experts
say will be a challenging wildfire season, going into drier and warmer months.
Cecilia Hua reports.

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Climate change impacting DTES Residents

Unhoused people in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside are suffering more from the
effects of climate change, according to a new report. Kier Junos has more.

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BC Lions ready to roar in home opener

The Lions will host the Stampeders in their home opener on Saturday. And as
Lauren Stallone reports, over 50,000 tickets for the game have already been
sold.

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Ministers pour water on national firefighting service

Climate protesters have been demanding one for years, polling shows around 75%
of Canadians support it – but federal cabinet ministers seemed to say a national
firefighting service would not be the best way to fight wildfires.

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Eby repeats call for more federal cash, calls Ottawa’s claims ‘disingenuous’

Premier David Eby is expanding his criticism of what he says is an unfair share
of federal funding being given to Western Canada.

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B.C. wildfire evacuees now eligible for $200 per night for accommodation

People in B.C. who are forced to leave their homes due to wildfires will now be
eligible to receive $200 per night for accommodation, the province shared
Wednesday.

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City of Vancouver completes Gastown street repairs ahead of car-free summer
project

Repairs to the brick-lined roads of Gastown are now complete ahead of a
pedestrian-only pilot project on Water Street this summer.

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North American version of Web Summit conference coming to Vancouver

Global technology conference Web Summit is headed to Vancouver next May with a
new North American iteration of the event.

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Farnworth ‘glad’ Surrey joins completion of transition from RCMP to municipal
force

B.C. Solicitor General Mike Farnworth says he is pleased the City of Surrey will
join in on the transition from the RCMP to a municipal police service following
a council address by Mayor Brenda Locke accepting a court ruling.

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Skip the lineups, charter your own BC Ferries vessel

If you’ve ever been caught in lineups and delays at a BC Ferries terminal, you
know how frustrating the waits can be. However, there is an option you’ve
probably never considered — chartering your very own sailing.

11h ago


Vancouver to plant 100,000 trees to ward off extreme heat

There’s a push to plant 100,000 additional street trees across Vancouver to help
protect people from extreme heat.

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Fire closes school in Maple Ridge Wednesday

Garibaldi Secondary School in Maple Ridge is closed Wednesday after a fire
Tuesday night.

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BC United drops candidate over views on Gaza, 2SLGBTQ+

In a statement Tuesday, Kevin Falcon said that the candidate for Surrey North
held views that were inconsistent with the party’s stance on the war in Gaza and
support for the LGBTQ+ community.

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RCMP say Madison Scott’s disappearance, 13 years ago, is still under
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Police are saying the investigation of Madison Scott who went missing 13 years
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Family members of victims react to Robert Pickton’s hospitalization

Serial killer Robert Pickton was hospitalized with critical injuries, and
members of his victims’ families have complicated feelings about the fact he may
die.


Burnaby restaurant slammed for covering ‘no tip’ option on payment terminal

A restaurant in Burnaby is being grilled after an image surfaced online, showing
it has covered up the “no tip” option on its point-of-sale terminal and the move
has people fuming.


Maple Ridge man must remove his hot tub from patio after years long fight, court
rules

A Maple Ridge man who had initially won the right to keep an inflatable hot tub
on the patio of his strata property has been ordered to take it down.


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BC United drops candidate over views on Gaza, 2SLGBTQ+

In a statement Tuesday, Kevin Falcon said that the candidate for Surrey North
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Pitt Meadows road rage incident, police takedown caught on camera

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Vancouver tenants protest evictions, allege harassment by landlord

Tenants of a West End apartment building took to downtown Vancouver streets
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‘A tale of two economies’: Interest rate policy in Canada and U.S. set to
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Vancouver city council to stop holding public hearings for most housing
proposals

Vancouver city council will soon stop having public hearings for residential
development proposals that fall within zoning and density guidelines.

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Vancouver School Board restricts cell phone use in classrooms

The city’s public schools will soon restrict cellphone use in the classroom
after a vote by the Vancouver School Board Monday night.

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What exactly is ‘Canadian content’ in 2024?

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