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Park board approves rules for 'appropriate' swimwear at Vancouver's pools
The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation has approved a swimwear policy outlining what is considered "appropriate and acceptable" attire at the city's public pools.
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The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation has approved a swimwear policy outlining what is considered "appropriate and acceptable" attire at the city's public pools.
A motorcyclist who died following a collision with a Vancouver fire truck near Lost Lagoon on Saturday is being identified by his family.
Sea to Sky RCMP’s General Investigation Section executed a search warrant at a property in Mount Currie on Wednesday, July 17 in cooperation with the Stl’atl’imx Tribal Police Service, and with the assistance of the RCMP Integrated Forensic Investigation Services and RCMP Tac Troop.
An impaired "L" driver was caught zooming through Port Moody, B.C., at more than double the speed limit Monday – while also violating several of her learner's licence restrictions.
The Department of National Defence is looking to retire and replace the decades-old aircraft used by the Royal Canadian Air Force's iconic Snowbirds demonstration team.
Two of the three men who went missing while on a challenging climb near Squamish, B.C., nearly two months ago have been identified online, with friends and families launching a fundraiser for the local search and rescue team.