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    Sex abuse charges against church therapist

    Sex abuse charges against church therapist

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    Tow truck attacker defends his actions

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    Woman banned from park over topless shoot

    Woman banned from park over topless shoot

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    The government now projects a possible $12.5 billion deficit, which shows just how big of a toll COVID-19 has taken on the provincial economy.

    COVID-19 updates: Government predicts massive deficit

  • Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry gives an update on novel coronavirus in B.C. on May 25, 2020. (Province of BC/Flickr)

    Dr. Henry says B.C.'s surge in COVID-19 cases 'not unexpected'

    Health officials have identified another 13 cases of COVID-19 in British Columbia, but no one has died from the virus since their last update on Monday.

  • Burnaby RCMP say a stolen shipping container of rice led investigators to a warehouse in Langley full of stolen goods. (Courtesy Burnaby RCMP)

    3,200 pounds of rice recovered in warehouse full of stolen goods, police say

  • An online fundraiser is collecting donations to help a former teacher living with severe allergies improve her living situation, including finding her a more reliable vehicle and ordering a custom self-contained trailer.

    Abbotsford family raising funds for custom trailer for daughter with severe allergies

  • Raymond Howard Gaglardi, a Coquitlam senior who offered youth therapy to families he met at church, has been accused in a series of historical sex crimes. (Handout)

    Christian counsellor accused of sexually abusing teens he met through church

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    Whitecaps prepare for first game in months

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    Actor Sophie Grace, right, is seen in a still image from the new Netflix show "The Baby-Sitters Club."

    Young 'The Baby-Sitters Club' star on living in B.C., working with Alicia Silverstone

    Vancouver Coastal Health is advising people to be vigilant and not to share personal information over the phone if they receive an unexpected call that appears to come from a hospital staff member.

    Scam calls linked to Squamish hospital, Vancouver Coastal Health says

  • Members of the Haida Nation deliver a letter to a fishing lodge on Haida Gwaii on Saturday, July 4, 2020, asking them not to reopen because of the ongoing risk of COVID-19. (Submitted/DonaldEdgars)

    'Of course it's negatively impacting': B.C. First Nations discuss closing their borders to tourists

     
    The Vancouver Canucks begin training camp on Monday, July 13, 2020 in advance of the upcoming NHL season restart. The team will be playing the Minnesota Wild in a best-of-five play-in round. For most of the young Canucks, it will be their first taste of the playoffs. (Anil Sharma)

    Vancouver Canucks begin training camp at Rogers Arena

    Women serve food at Greek Summerfest in East Vancouver on July 12, 2020.

    Greek Summerfest keeps focus on food, delivers new style of street festival

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    Dr. Cyrus McEachern, an anesthesiologist in Vancouver, created portraits of his colleagues who are on the frontlines of the COVID-19 fight, juxtaposing their professional and personal lives. <br><br> Dr. Amber Galbraith is pictured.

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