2 University of British Columbia students hit and killed by vehicle while walking on campus: RCMP
Police and emergency crews responded early Sunday morning to a serious crash at the University of British Columbia’s Point Grey campus.
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Fundraiser aims to help B.C. infant awaiting heart transplant in Edmonton
Students, faculty and community members joined a fundraiser at Vancouver Career College in Abbotsford on Saturday to benefit a baby girl in need of a heart transplant.
10 infected with COVID-19 at Prince George hospital outbreak
B.C.’s northernmost health authority has declared a COVID-19 outbreak in a primary care unit at a hospital in Prince George, the region’s largest city.
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Heavy rainfall warning for South Coast: Metro Vancouver, Howe Sound, East Vancouver Island
After a hot dry summer, parts of B.C.'s South Coast are in for another rainfall warning.
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BC Liberal Party to host live debate for 6 party leadership candidates
BC Liberal leadership candidates will participate in the internal campaign's first debate on Tuesday, which will be livestreamed through the party's website and Facebook page.
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B.C. extending cap on fees food delivery services can charge through year's end
The B.C. government has extended rules limiting the fees that food delivery companies can charge that were originally put in place to help restaurants cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Fishers, experts await details on Ottawa's latest plan to save Pacific salmon
In the last budget, Ottawa pledged close to $650 million over five years for the Pacific Salmon Strategy Initiative unveiled in June, but few details have been released about how the money would be spent on salmon recovery plans.
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B.C. man who was wrongfully jailed in China offers advice to the 2 Michaels upon their return
A B.C. man who was wrongfully jailed in China back in 2014 is offering his advice to Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor upon their return to Canada.
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B.C. family stranded in Latvia since the start of the pandemic hopes to bring infant son home for medical treatment
When Alexander Krstovic posted the online fundraiser to cover the cost of flying his infant son with complex medical needs from Latvia to Vancouver, he wasn't expecting much. The response he received blew him away.
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Homicide investigators called to Maple Ridge after early morning truck fire
Homicide investigators have been called to Maple Ridge after a body was discovered inside a burning pickup truck in the city early Saturday morning.
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1 dead, another seriously injured in ATV crash in B.C. Interior
One man is dead and another is seriously injured after an all-terrain vehicle crash in a remote area in B.C.'s Interior Saturday.
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Missing teenager found dead in Squamish, B.C.
Search and rescue crews in Squamish have found the body of a teenager missing since Tuesday, local Mounties confirmed Saturday.
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B.C. tightens documentation requirements: BC Vaccine Card with QR code required to access restaurants as of Monday
The province is tightening up its documentation requirements, which means the small paper vaccine records, given out at the time people received their vaccines, are no longer accepted.
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Possible explosive device found near Commercial Drive, police close off street
Police cars could be seen blocking off an alleyway that serves as a popular pedestrian route near Commercial Drive and Venables Street in East Vancouver.
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Man with epilepsy missing in Vancouver after failing to return home from work
A 57-year-old man with schizophrenia and epilepsy has gone missing in Vancouver, and police are asking for help in locating him.
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'Worrying' rise in new COVID-19 cases among children under 10: B.C. data analyst
The demographic makeup of COVID-19 cases in B.C. has shifted dramatically in recent weeks, with children under 10 years old now making up the biggest share of confirmed new infections in the province.
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COVID-19 outbreak declared at Downtown Eastside assisted living centre Cooper Place
Six residents and one staff member at the assisted living centre have tested positive for COVID-19, and one resident has died.
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Mail ballots confirm NDP victory in Nanaimo-Ladysmith
Mail ballots in one of British Columbia's most hotly contested ridings have confirmed the loss of one of the Green Party's two incumbent MPs heading into the election, and a victory for the NDP candidate in the riding.
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EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE | Two Michaels land safely in Canada after nearly three years of detention in China
After spending nearly three years in a Chinese prison, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have finally landed in Canada. The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed that a Canadian Air Forces passenger plane carrying the two Michaels had landed in Calgary early Saturday morning.
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Canadian Ambassador on what led to release of two Canadians
![After nearly three years in Chinese detention, Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig are safe in Canada.]()
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At least 3 killed in Amtrak train derailment in Montana
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Fundraiser for baby who needs heart transplant
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Body of missing 15-year-old found
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B.C. family hopes to bring infant son home
![A six-month-old boy fighting for his life halfway across the world will soon be coming home to Vancouver for treatment.]()
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Ex-detainees give advice to Michaels
![One of the few people with a true sense of what the 'two Michaels' endured is a B.C. man who was wrongfully detained in China in 2014.]()
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Possible explosive found near Commercial Drive
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Dragonboat racing returns
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'Food-conditioned' bear killed by conservation in North Vancouver was 'peaceful and trusting,' society says
A black bear recently killed by conservation officers in North Vancouver was believed to be "peaceful and trusting," a local society says.
B.C. considering tougher laws to protect patients, students from anti-vaccine protesters
The B.C. government is considering tougher laws to discourage anti-vaccine protesters from disrupting the daily operations of schools and hospitals in the province, Premier John Horgan said Thursday.
4th 'murder hornet' nest destroyed near B.C. border in Washington state
Another nest built by Asian giant hornets north of Seattle close to the Canada border has been destroyed, according to state officials.
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B.C. quietly steps up enforcement on restaurants refusing to check vaccine passports
As a number of restaurants openly defy B.C.'s proof-of-vaccination requirements, the province has confirmed enforcement is underway.
East Vancouver homeowner's bid for $1 million increase to property assessment rejected
B.C.'s Property Assessment Appeal Board has rejected an East Vancouver homeowner's argument that his property was undervalued by more than $1 million in its most recent assessment.
Mom of B.C. boy who caught COVID-19 says it took days for classmates' families to be notified
A Surrey, B.C., woman whose 10-year-old son contracted COVID-19 says it took days for his classmates' families to be notified by public health.
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Recall issued for baby lounger linked to 8 deaths in the U.S.
Health Canada has issued an important safety recall involving a popular baby lounger that's been linked to eight infant deaths in the U.S.
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East Vancouver homeowner's bid for $1 million increase to property assessment rejected
B.C.'s Property Assessment Appeal Board has rejected an East Vancouver homeowner's argument that his property was undervalued by more than $1 million in its most recent assessment.
Vancouver real estate market: Inventory dips to lows not seen since 2016
A just-published report suggests the inventory in the Vancouver real estate market has reached a low not seen since 2016.
B.C. needs vacancy control, tenants' group says following alarming evictions study
A tenants' advocacy group is calling on the B.C. government to implement a system of vacancy control after Metro Vancouver was labelled the eviction capital of Canada.
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Chinese government initiated dialogue to release two Michaels: Canada's ambassador to the U.S.
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The Conservative Party is facing internal strife as some insiders want to see Erin O'Toole ousted as leader, while newly elected MPs hope for some semblance of unity.
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Your smartphone has enough data to potentially detect cannabis intoxication, study finds
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Friends, family flock to Long Island to mourn Gabby Petito
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EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE | Two Michaels land safely in Canada after nearly three years of detention in China
After spending nearly three years in a Chinese prison, Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor have finally landed in Canada. The Prime Minister’s Office confirmed that a Canadian Air Forces passenger plane carrying the two Michaels had landed in Calgary early Saturday morning.
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