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B.C. tenant says she 'felt something crawling on the back of her head'

B.C. tenant says she 'felt something crawling on the back of her head'

She also found flea feces in her bathwater.
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B.C. says progress being made following court ruling on First Nation's treaty rights

B.C. says progress being made following court ruling on First Nation's treaty rights

BUICK, B.C. — The British Columbia government says it's making progress as it responds to a B.C.
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Check out the Museum of Vancouver's Indigenous boarding exhibition (VIDEO)

Check out the Museum of Vancouver's Indigenous boarding exhibition (VIDEO)

Celebrate Indigenous skateboard, snowboard, and surf culture. 🛹🏂🏽🏄🏽
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Former Vancouver mayor Philip Owen, force behind Insite clinic, dies at 88

Former Vancouver mayor Philip Owen, force behind Insite clinic, dies at 88

VANCOUVER — Former Vancouver mayor Philip Owen, a driving force behind North America's first life-saving supervised drug injection clinic, has died. Owen was 88. A statement from his family says he died peacefully on Sept.
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BC Hydro report says residents unaware of best choices when cutting carbon footprint

BC Hydro report says residents unaware of best choices when cutting carbon footprint

VANCOUVER — A report from British Columbia's main electricity distributor says many residents are "misinformed" about the most efficient and cost-effective ways to reduce their carbon footprint.
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RCMP warn of costly online romance scams

RCMP warn of costly online romance scams

Between January and August 2021, 213 victims across the Lower Mainland lost $22,463,510.
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Hacking Tinder: This Vancouver-based business helps people looking for love online

Hacking Tinder: This Vancouver-based business helps people looking for love online

Started in 2018, the company hires photographers in Vancouver, Kelowna, Los Angeles and Seattle.
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Third B.C. school district issues across-the-board mask mandate for all students

Third B.C. school district issues across-the-board mask mandate for all students

VICTORIA — A third school district in British Columbia has announced its own policy extending a provincial mask mandate for kindergarten-to-Grade 3 students starting Monday.
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Trudeau spends National Truth and Reconciliation Day in Tofino

Trudeau spends National Truth and Reconciliation Day in Tofino

The PM's decision to go to Tofino drew condemnation on social media.
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B.C. court denies restaurateurs' lawsuit over Stanley Park bike lane

B.C. court denies restaurateurs' lawsuit over Stanley Park bike lane

Owners of the Teahouse, Stanley Park Pavilion and Prospect Point Bar and Grill took the Vancouver Park Board to court over its decision to convert a Stanley Park roadway into a bike lane
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