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Coastal GasLink accused of failing to prevent sediment from entering a Wet’suwet’en river

Coastal GasLink accused of failing to prevent sediment from entering a Wet’suwet’en river

Wet’suwet’en chiefs and supporters allege the pipeline company violated provincial environmental regulations, operating excavators in a remote river without adequate mitigation measures in place
Opinion: How one small school in B.C. became a public elementary Montessori school

Opinion: How one small school in B.C. became a public elementary Montessori school

Building trusting relations among teachers, parents, a community and school administrators is important when schools enter decision-making processes about programs of choice.
Thief steals treasures Vancouver mom left to young daughters before passing away

Thief steals treasures Vancouver mom left to young daughters before passing away

She passed in 2021 of cancer; among items stolen were gifts to be opened this year.
Work at B.C.'s remote lighthouses — coast guard now hiring

Work at B.C.'s remote lighthouses — coast guard now hiring

Experience working in isolation is helpful, states the job posting.
Woman charged in druggings of Lower Mainland men re-arrested on new charges while on bail

Woman charged in druggings of Lower Mainland men re-arrested on new charges while on bail

Jessica Kane, 30, is back in custody on new charges of administering a drug to commit an indictable offence and robbery.
Hefty fines and mangled cars after brazen BMW race in North Van

Hefty fines and mangled cars after brazen BMW race in North Van

The drivers of the two vehicles have been issued over $1,500 worth of fines
Cat released 'without charge' after sneaking into police vehicle

Cat released 'without charge' after sneaking into police vehicle

The cat was found in the front window of a police car after officers dealt with a driver who had reportedly gone through two red lights.
'Disgusting': Vancouver lawyer says landlord didn't repair unit after it flooded with feces

'Disgusting': Vancouver lawyer says landlord didn't repair unit after it flooded with feces

"There was about an inch of sewage with like feces and toilet paper and urine on the floor when I came home."
Defeated Vancouver mayor Kennedy Stewart returns to SFU with a promotion

Defeated Vancouver mayor Kennedy Stewart returns to SFU with a promotion

The one-term former mayor of Vancouver has returned to Simon Fraser University, three months after losing the mayoral race to Ken Sim.
B.C. residents won't be covered for some medical expenses in other parts of Canada. Here's why

B.C. residents won't be covered for some medical expenses in other parts of Canada. Here's why

You could be in for a rude awakening in other provinces if you don't do your homework.