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B.C. landlord tries to evict 80-year-old renter for having son stay

B.C. landlord tries to evict 80-year-old renter for having son stay

The landlord also claimed the renter was noisy.
Tri-Cities Today: April 30, 2024

Tri-Cities Today: April 30, 2024

Read what's on in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody on Tuesday, April 30, 2024.
Pilot project to decriminalize drugs will continue, says Eby

Pilot project to decriminalize drugs will continue, says Eby

While public drug use needs to end, Eby said arresting someone struggling with addiction and taking them to court does not deal with addiction or save lives.
B.C. strata must allow injured woman to keep inflatable hot tub on deck

B.C. strata must allow injured woman to keep inflatable hot tub on deck

ICBC purchased the inflatable hot tub spa for the woman to help her recover from car accident injuries.
Adrian Raeside cartoon, April 30: Meeting those housing quotas

Adrian Raeside cartoon, April 30: Meeting those housing quotas

Orcas, dolphins and sea lions: Lots of wildlife in the waters off Port Moody this spring

Orcas, dolphins and sea lions: Lots of wildlife in the waters off Port Moody this spring

Here's possibly why a variety of marine animals have recently been spotted in Burrard Inlet near Port Moody.
B.C. teen charged in bus stabbing faces home invasion kidnapping charge

B.C. teen charged in bus stabbing faces home invasion kidnapping charge

Nineteen-year-old Ramadhan Ibrahim Hussein faces charges of aggravated assault, break and enter and kidnapping.
Breaking down the Canucks’ shocking Game 4 comeback

Breaking down the Canucks’ shocking Game 4 comeback

Game 4 was one of the wildest games in Vancouver Canucks' history — or, at least, four minutes of it was.
Canadian airline ordered to pay passenger for cancelled flight

Canadian airline ordered to pay passenger for cancelled flight

A man's Vancouver-to-San Francisco flight with Flair Airlines was cancelled due to a lack of crew members.
Retailer London Drugs closes stores in Western Canada due to 'cybersecurity incident'

Retailer London Drugs closes stores in Western Canada due to 'cybersecurity incident'

VANCOUVER — Confused shoppers milled around the front of a London Drugs store in downtown Vancouver on Monday, some wondering aloud why they couldn't access the store to get prescriptions or buy hair dye.