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B.C. man missing since 1967 identified through DNA, police say

B.C. man missing since 1967 identified through DNA, police say

The 41-year-old man was last seen in Coquitlam
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An unclaimed $1 million B.C. lottery ticket is set to expire

An unclaimed $1 million B.C. lottery ticket is set to expire

Check your tickets
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Family of teen who died by suicide says psychiatrist appointment came too late

Family of teen who died by suicide says psychiatrist appointment came too late

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Charges recommended after alleged assault at Richmond-Brighouse Station

Charges recommended after alleged assault at Richmond-Brighouse Station

The suspect was identified as a 27-year-old Richmond man and the Transit Police are recommending a charge of assault.
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Win a lottery and buy the Point Roberts Marina

Win a lottery and buy the Point Roberts Marina

Chinese businessmen bought the marina back in 2015
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Search suspended for plane lost in waters between Victoria and Port Angeles, Wash.

Search suspended for plane lost in waters between Victoria and Port Angeles, Wash.

VICTORIA — The search for a small plane that issued a mayday distress call before losing contact over the Strait of Juan de Fuca between Washington and Vancouver Island has been suspended.
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Deer enters B.C. home through the dog door

Deer enters B.C. home through the dog door

A TV and other household items were damaged as a result
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B.C. premier says jumping COVID-19 vaccine line 'un-Canadian,' no penthouse parties

B.C. premier says jumping COVID-19 vaccine line 'un-Canadian,' no penthouse parties

VICTORIA — Most people in British Columbia are doing their best to follow public health guidelines during the COVID-19 pandemic, but some are acting badly, Premier John Horgan said Wednesday. Horgan also highlighted the case of a B.C.
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Delta city council moves toward First Nations land acknowledgment

Delta city council moves toward First Nations land acknowledgment

Motion aimed at reconciliation and building stronger relationships with Indigenous peoples
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Port Coquitlam couple fears eviction from make-shift cabin in woods near city park

Port Coquitlam couple fears eviction from make-shift cabin in woods near city park

"There’s just nothing out there that’s affordable between us and that’s realistic,” couple says, as Port Coquitlam deals with affordable rental housing shortage amidst pandemic
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