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Cleanup continuing after king tides swamp West Vancouver waterfront

Cleanup continuing after king tides swamp West Vancouver waterfront

Ambleside, Dundarave piers still closed after some pilings knocked out
Two drivers fined $368 for excessively speeding, weaving in and out of traffic in Metro Vancouver (VIDEO)

Two drivers fined $368 for excessively speeding, weaving in and out of traffic in Metro Vancouver (VIDEO)

Two drivers were following each other at high speeds during inclement weather, say police.
Chronic pain sufferers need more support to avoid injection drug use, study shows

Chronic pain sufferers need more support to avoid injection drug use, study shows

Some patients being prescribed opioid drugs for chronic pain are moving toward self-injecting, such painkillers they get from friends, family or drug dealers
Alleged thief removed from Vancouver courthouse for not wearing a mask

Alleged thief removed from Vancouver courthouse for not wearing a mask

Vancouver courthouse sheriffs were quick to remove a man from first a courtroom and then the building after he refused to put on a mask at a judge's request
Adorable pups saved from 'deplorable conditions' need help with emergency care costs

Adorable pups saved from 'deplorable conditions' need help with emergency care costs

"Chuck and Stu are the sweetest little bundles of fur with so much love to give."
BC Supreme Court judge lifts publication ban to name Amanda Todd at trial

BC Supreme Court judge lifts publication ban to name Amanda Todd at trial

A publication ban naming a Port Coquitlam teen who was cyberbullied and died by suicide was lifted today (Monday).
Alleged securities fraudsters can be charged in U.S. but free to conduct business in B.C.

Alleged securities fraudsters can be charged in U.S. but free to conduct business in B.C.

And, whether a convicted international fraudster can conduct business in the province depends on if the B.C. Securities Commission files for a reciprocal order against them — that's not always a sure thing
UVic law team triggers landmark decision over plastic coffee pods

UVic law team triggers landmark decision over plastic coffee pods

Keurig Canada Inc. has been fined $3 million by the Competition Bureau. It turns out K-Cup coffee pods are "way more complicated to recycle" than originally claimed.
Metro Vancouver McDonald’s to accept reusable travel mugs again

Metro Vancouver McDonald’s to accept reusable travel mugs again

The first region in Canada to resume this service
Has the pandemic made us forget our manners?

Has the pandemic made us forget our manners?

A Q & A with an etiquette expert.