4 charged in home invasion that killed Burnaby 19-year-old: IHIT
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Dragon statue with 'significant sentimental value' taken from porch: Nanaimo RCMP
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Toronto Argonauts snap two-game slide with 33-17 victory over B.C. Lions
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Coquitlam ice rink evacuated due to 'dangerously high' levels of carbon monoxide
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'Such a rush': Vancouver makeup artist wins second Emmy award
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Staff member hospitalized after assault at B.C. maximum security prison
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Son charged with 1st-degree murder after father's death on B.C.'s Sunshine Coast
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B.C. woman reveals greatest life lesson after celebrating 100th birthday
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Canadian warship seizes 1,400 kilos of cocaine off Central America
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Police watchdog called after suspect shot, woman injured in Merritt, B.C.
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Son charged with B.C. woman's murder: RCMP
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'Right on the edge of being extinct': Environmentalists, First Nation aim to stop B.C. ski resort in owl habitat
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B.C. woman reveals greatest life lesson after celebrating 100th birthday
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Vancouver home sales fall 17% in August despite interest rate cuts: real estate board
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B.C. real estate agent suspended 6 months for forging homeowners' signatures
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