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  • B.C. Minister of Transportation Claire Trevena said tires with the mud-and-snow and mountain snowflake symbols are both considered winter tires. (CTV)

    'We just didn't feel safe': B.C. should change rules for winter tires, musicians say

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  • A serious crash involving 15 to 20 vehicles has shut down the Coquihalla Highway southbound between Merritt and Hope. (Twitter/ @Canuck13625367)

    Coquihalla Highway open after serious multi-vehicle crash

    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

    Crosstown Elementary is pictured in February 2020.

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

  • A group of demonstrators gathered on CP Rail tracks on Feb. 20. 2020 to block the tracks just east of Kamloops.

    Protesters block CP Rail tracks east of Kamloops

    Family members of Kyaw Din, a man who was shot and killed by RCMP in August 2019, have delivered a petition to the IIO calling for charges against the officers.

    'We'd like to get justice': Siblings of man fatally shot by RCMP call for charges

    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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    Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is seen filming a campaign video on the Grouse Grind on Aug. 30, 2019. (Bob Mackin)

    Taxpayers on hook for PM's travel on trips that included campaign-style events

  • A farmer near Smithers, B.C. was able to use his tractor to help free two elk that had become trapped underneath a collapsed haystack. (Twitter/ BC Conservation Officer Service)

    Farmer uses tractor to help rescue two elk trapped under a haystack

    Complaint over treatment of injured senior

    Injured, frail 94-year-old told to take taxi to Burnaby hospital

    Health Canada has issued a recall for "Ethnic Fashion Doll" and "Lovely Gal Fashion Doll" toys over concerns about a potential chemical hazard. (Handout)

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  • Homeopathic products for children are seen in a display case at a London Drugs in Vancouver, B.C. on Feb. 14, 2020.

    Health Canada-approved labels for homeopathic children's remedies 'very problematic,' critics say

    This March 19, 2018 photo shows the Netflix app on an iPad in Baltimore. THE CANADIAN PRESS/AP/Patrick Semansky

    B.C. to start taxing Netflix, other streaming subscriptions

    The interior of Mamie Taylor's is seen in this undated image shared on the Vancouver bar's Facebook page.

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  • A police officer is seen outside a Walmart in Richmond, B.C. during a standoff on Feb. 18, 2020.

    Man arrested after barricading himself inside Richmond Walmart

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    Downtown Vancouver is seen from the air in this 2019 photo from CTV News Vancouver's Gary Barndt.

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

    Banks leave consumers on the hook for fraud

    Banks have saved millions of dollars in losses on fraud involving debit and credit cards but consumers could be shouldering the burden.

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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.

  • New PST on pop may not deter drinkers.

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

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    What eats Canadians about food delivery apps?

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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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