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    2018 fire victims still waiting for permits

    2018 fire victims still waiting for permits

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  • A memorial to 14-year-old Carson Crimeni marked with the words "Play and Be Kind" was unveiled at the Langley Sportsplex on Feb. 21, 2020.

    Memorial honouring Carson Crimeni unveiled at Langley sports complex

    A memorial for a teenager that died of an apparent overdose has been unveiled at the Langley Sportsplex. 1

  • Business owners at a West End building in Vancouver say they are still waiting for permits from city hall to start repairs.

    West End businesses fear losing another summer after 2018 fire

    TransLink and DriveBC warned the public to expect significant delays in downtown Vancouver Friday evening after a crash on the Stanley Park Causeway. (Twitter/@memaxmarz)

    Crash closes lanes on Stanley Park Causeway during rush hour

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    Drugs, vehicles and cash worth $320K seized in recent trafficking investigation

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    Witnesses sought in crash involving bike with gas engine

    Lin Li, marking end events co-ordinator for the Sunzen Art Gallery in downtown Vancouver, is seen in an undated image. Li is helping organize and anti-racism event on Sunday, Feb. 23, 2020.

    Chinese gallery hosting community event to combat COVID-19 racism

    B.C. Premier John Horgan says his government is looking into the issue of soaring insurance premiums for condo buildings in the province and will "do what it can" to manage those costs. (CTV)

    Province will 'do what it can' to address spiking condo insurance costs, Horgan says

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  • In this file photo, a doctor's assistant prepares a measles vaccination in Berlin, Germany, Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2015. (AP / Lukas Schulze)

    Vaccine protected most people during unusual flu season, B.C. study says

    Crosstown Elementary is pictured in February 2020.

    'We're having a lottery to get into kindergarten': Vancouver kids shut out of new downtown school

    Video shows a tailless creature wandering through the backyard of a home in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighbourhood on Feb. 20, 2020.

    What is that? Video shows tailless creature scurrying through Vancouver yard

  • Instructor Denise Seguin Horth asking students about their biggest takeaways from the five-day course. (Source: Michelle Gerwing/CTV News)

    A different kind of doula helps you through death

    Vancouver-based band Colour Tongues shared this photo of a recent crash.

    'We just didn't feel safe': B.C. should change rules for snow tires, band says after crash

    Minister of Health Adrian Dix and Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced the case to reporters at the provincial legislature a day earlier than their regularly scheduled update on the virus. (CTV)

    B.C.'s new coronavirus case is woman who recently returned from Iran

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  • A combination photo shows homes in Vancouver, Toronto, Victoria, Saskatoon, Quebec City and Winnipeg. (Photos from Realtor.ca and Sotheby's International Realty)

    These are some of the most expensive homes for sale in Canada right now

    A new poll from Research Co. suggests more than half of B.C. parents are experiencing financial stress. (Shutterstock)

    66% of B.C. parents think financial strain will push their children from where they live: poll

    Kidney recipient Stephen Gillis, left, poses with donor Michael Teigen in a photo posted on Instagram.

    A B.C. hockey coach received a kidney transplant. He used his first steps after surgery to visit his donor.

  • Calder McCormick, 24, sustained a life-altering injury when he was involved in a crash on Salt Spring Island in 2012.

    Teen injured after B.C. house party sues; could hosts be held liable?

    Pipe for the Trans Mountain pipeline is unloaded in Edson, Alta. on Tuesday June 18, 2019. THE CANADIAN PRESS / Jason Franson

    Poll sees support for Trans Mountain pipeline fall below 50 per cent as costs rise

    The recall involves Contigo Kids Cleanable water bottles that have a black-coloured spout and spout base. (Health Canada)

    Children's water bottles recalled over choking hazard

McLaughlin On Your Side

  • A shopper chooses a head of lettuce.

    Often the subject of food recalls, are leafy greens worth the risk?

    If you think you can’t go wrong eating leafy greens, you’re mostly right, but behind their nutrient-rich exterior there are risks that can be dangerous for your health.

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    "The view from Choklit Park," captured by Weather Watch app user Heather McDermott in February 2020.

    Weather Watch: Viewer photo of the day

    Photos submitted by viewers through CTV News Vancouver's Weather Watch app show the scenic views, weather and wildlife in our region.

  • Researchers demonstrate how chip and PIN technology can be vulnerable.

    Banks leave consumers on the hook for fraud

    New PST on pop may not deter drinkers.

    New soda tax may not be enough to deter consumers: expert

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    Supporters of the Wet'suwet'en who are against the LNG pipeline, block a CN Rail line just west of Edmonton on Wednesday February 19, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson

    B.C. pipeline project on Wet'suwet'en land sparks nationwide blockades, protests

     
    Crowds came out to celebrate Fan Expo Vancouver from Feb. 15 to 17, 2020. (Vincent Chou photo)

    In pictures: Fan Expo Vancouver 2020

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    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau holds a news conference with members of his cabinet to discuss the current rail blockades and other topics at a news conference in Ottawa Friday, February 21, 2020. From left to right Bill Blair, Minister of Public Saftey, Chrystia Freeland, Deputy Prime Minister, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, Marc Miller, Indigenous Services Minister, Carolyn Bennett Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations and Marc Garneau, Transport Minister. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Fred Chartrand

    'The barricades need to come down now': PM on rail blockades

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