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A commentary identifies seven players, from Elias Pettersson to Jonathan Lekkerimäki, who must strengthen their cases for NHL roles during camp and the season.
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A commentary identifies seven players, from Elias Pettersson to Jonathan Lekkerimäki, who must strengthen their cases for NHL roles during camp and the season.

Kal Dosanjh, a 26-year Vancouver Police Department veteran, has been suspended and faces nine charges following a covert internal investigation that began in December 2023.

A Liaison Strategies survey gave Vancouver a net safety score of minus eight, with 52 per cent of respondents calling the city somewhat or very unsafe.

Environment and Climate Change Canada forecasts a 40 per cent chance of overnight showers Friday, followed by a brief return of sunshine Sunday before clouds settle in again.

Cst. Kalwinder Dosanjh faces nine fraud, theft and breach-of-trust charges, while police say 19 victims have been identified in an investigation spanning allegations from 2017 to 2025.

Statistics Canada says B.C. lost 26,000 full-time jobs and added 20,600 part-time jobs in August, lifting unemployment 0.3 percentage points from July.

A 26-year Vancouver Police veteran faces theft, fraud and breach-of-trust charges after a covert investigation; police say 19 victims are known so far.

Vancouver police say a 26-year VPD member was arrested after a lengthy investigation into alleged criminal activity involving multiple victims.

Rhoda Diabikulu received a seven-year manslaughter sentence after the 2023 killing of Burnaby resident Ryan Nagy; she is the fourth and final offender sentenced.

Liaison Strategies placed Quebec City first on net safety, one point ahead of Ottawa, after surveying 1,500 Canadian adults about 15 cities.

Vancouver Police are investigating two thefts in which seniors lost sentimental jewellery after encounters with strangers last week.

Mitchell Press Ltd., a Riverbend Court print shop operating from a plant of more than 60,000 square feet, thanked its staff and said further announcements may follow.
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