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Canadian intelligence flagged Chinese meddling 37 years ago: newly released report

Canadian intelligence flagged Chinese meddling 37 years ago: newly released report

A 1986 intelligence report warned Beijing was using secret operations to influence and exploit the Chinese diaspora in Canada.
B.C. port union to recommend settlement agreement to its members

B.C. port union to recommend settlement agreement to its members

VANCOUVER — The International Longshore and Warehouse Union Canada said it will meet next week to recommend the terms of a settlement deal to its membership, possibly bringing labour peace to British Columbia's ports.
B.C. senior facing rising debt as mortgage payments double

B.C. senior facing rising debt as mortgage payments double

Evelyn Stephen is also paying back CERB at the same time.
Court to sentence man accused in Metro Vancouver underage trafficking case

Court to sentence man accused in Metro Vancouver underage trafficking case

Elkan Vyizigiro, 24, will be sentenced for trafficking a person under 18 later this year.
Tip line set up to handle information related to missing B.C. children

Tip line set up to handle information related to missing B.C. children

“We need the public to stay vigilant and call our tip line or email tips with any sightings,” police say.
All rainbows on controversial North Vancouver overpass

All rainbows on controversial North Vancouver overpass

Only counter protesters occupied the Mountain Highway overpass this week. The original demonstrator group said they moved to another nearby interchange
Wildfire crews fight wildfire with fire to protect, secure Cranbrook, B.C. airport

Wildfire crews fight wildfire with fire to protect, secure Cranbrook, B.C. airport

VICTORIA — The forest and brush around the international airport at Cranbrook, B.C., has been scorched in an all-out effort to protect the vital transportation link from an encroaching wildfire, airport manager Tristen Chernove said Friday.
B.C. family’s claim of God-given property 'incoherent, unintelligible nonsense'

B.C. family’s claim of God-given property 'incoherent, unintelligible nonsense'

Abbotsford family’s ‘Organized Pseudolegal Commercial Argument’ rejected as 'completely devoid of merit' by B.C. judge.
Richmond family ordered to pay builder $1.4M after luxury homes debacle

Richmond family ordered to pay builder $1.4M after luxury homes debacle

No contract was signed for the Richmond project and the parties fell out over a West Vancouver project.
This Metro Vancouver vegan café is closing down after over three years

This Metro Vancouver vegan café is closing down after over three years

Owners say fans of their plant-based eats, treats, and drinks might recognize the tenants taking over the space