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North Vancouver-based project wins Urbanarium’s urban design competition

North Vancouver-based project wins Urbanarium’s urban design competition

Lots in Common, from designers Nicole Sylvia, Roy Cloutier, and Lőrinc Vass of Vancouver, beat out 44 entries to take home the $10,000 prize.
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B.C. Costco shopper ordered to produce medical evidence for face mask exemption

B.C. Costco shopper ordered to produce medical evidence for face mask exemption

B.C.'s Human Rights Tribunal says a complaint about being discriminated against based on a disability must include medical evidence proving such a disability indeed exists
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Metro Vancouver shooting victim succumbs to injuries

Metro Vancouver shooting victim succumbs to injuries

Initial indications are that the shooting is related to the Lower Mainland Gang Conflict.
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Is this your boat? B.C. man looks to solve island mystery

Is this your boat? B.C. man looks to solve island mystery

The boat has a Washington ID number
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Guard cryptocurrency, cyberwallets carefully: security pro

Guard cryptocurrency, cyberwallets carefully: security pro

People using cryptocurrency and cyberwallets need to be alert to the scams as cybercrooks continue to become more and more sophisticated
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B.C. First Nation renames volcano-adjacent wilderness 'Ice Mountain'

B.C. First Nation renames volcano-adjacent wilderness 'Ice Mountain'

The area is home to iconic species, including grizzly bears, caribou and mountain goats
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Mining would see financial boon under global carbon tax — so why is industry fighting it?

Mining would see financial boon under global carbon tax — so why is industry fighting it?

A global carbon tax is projected to accelerate a transition to a low-carbon future. With the mining industry expected to reap huge rewards, some say it's time to back environmentalists
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Case of drugs allegedly being imported into Metro Vancouver moves toward trial

Case of drugs allegedly being imported into Metro Vancouver moves toward trial

Allegations that two men were involved in importing drugs into the Lower Mainland, including opium and a form of fentanyl, are making their way toward trial
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Online hate is harming Canadian journalism, report finds

Online hate is harming Canadian journalism, report finds

Possible solutions include allowing journalists to set their own level of engagement with places where they might receive hate
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'My baby's gone': 2021 now B.C.'s deadliest year for overdose deaths

'My baby's gone': 2021 now B.C.'s deadliest year for overdose deaths

'It is beyond devastating'
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