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J.K. Rowling threatens legal action against Coquitlam transgender activist over tweets

J.K. Rowling threatens legal action against Coquitlam transgender activist over tweets

'serious insinuations like this comes with consequences,' Rowling tweeted in reply on Friday.
Mental wellness: COVID-19 causing youth anxiety to spike

Mental wellness: COVID-19 causing youth anxiety to spike

Schools are organizing proms and graduation ceremonies on home screens to celebrate an important life milestone — but nothing virtual can really replace crossing the stage in front of peers, teachers and family to receive a high school diploma.
SCRD board urges BC Ferries to reverse course on evening sailings

SCRD board urges BC Ferries to reverse course on evening sailings

BC Ferries is resuming service on the Horseshoe Bay-Nanaimo route June 3, but a schedule change on the Langdale run to accommodate the Nanaimo service isn’t sitting well with some Sunshine Coast residents or the directors at the Sunshine Coast Region
UPDATED: Squamish Search and Rescue saves climber on the Stawamus Chief

UPDATED: Squamish Search and Rescue saves climber on the Stawamus Chief

Dish soap the secret ingredient to freeing a person whose knee was lodged in a crack
Worker killed in North Vancouver paving accident

Worker killed in North Vancouver paving accident

WorkSafeBC is investigating after a contractor was fatally crushed at a North Vancouver job site Thursday afternoon. Just before 2 p.m., multiple agencies responded to an industrial property at Mountain Highway and Bay Street.
North Van offering targeted classroom time for high school students

North Van offering targeted classroom time for high school students

About half of elementary students in North Van expected to go back to school next week
Married for 74 years, this North Van couple with COVID-19 died 37 hours apart

Married for 74 years, this North Van couple with COVID-19 died 37 hours apart

Family remember Robert and Joan Proctor as so much more than numbers in the daily pandemic press briefing
281 rental units pitched for Central Lonsdale

281 rental units pitched for Central Lonsdale

A sizable new all-rental development in Central Lonsdale is headed for public hearing.
Do you know this woman caught on video tripping a senior in Burnaby?

Do you know this woman caught on video tripping a senior in Burnaby?

Burnaby RCMP is looking for help from the public to identify a woman caught on video approaching an 84-year-old woman and tripping her. The incident happened on April 3 on Central Boulevard near the Metrotown Skytrain Station.
Two metres likely not enough to stem the spread of COVID-19, say experts

Two metres likely not enough to stem the spread of COVID-19, say experts

Signs across the world have implored people to stay two-metres apart. Now, as schools, businesses and playgrounds get set to re-open, some experts are warning it might not be enough.