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Former councillor Chelsa Meadus is running as an independent on Oct. 17, pledging fiscal restraint and scrutiny of the proposed recreation referendum.
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Former councillor Chelsa Meadus is running as an independent on Oct. 17, pledging fiscal restraint and scrutiny of the proposed recreation referendum.

BC Highway Patrol released video of a youth who allegedly fled an attempted stop in North Vancouver on Aug. 28 and is asking the public to identify him.

The Langley Animal Protection Society is offering free training to help people care for neonatal and orphaned kittens in Metro Vancouver.

The free family event on Sept. 13 will feature a farmers' market, food, agricultural displays, cooking demonstrations and farm wagon tours.

Shanti Ang has received the 2026 B.C. Council of the Federation Literacy Award for more than a decade of community literacy work with READ Surrey and White Rock.

The Island Gwa’yam arrived in Victoria Inner Harbour on Sept. 9 after being built in Romania and will undergo testing and crew training before carrying passengers.

Police are seeking witnesses and video footage after a woman was assaulted near Greenland Drive and No. 5 Road on June 28.

Richmond RCMP are asking witnesses and anyone with dashcam or home-security footage to help identify a cyclist suspected in an assault on June 28.

Pierre Poilievre is conducting media interviews in New York, advocating tariff-free trade with the United States while also noting Canada is diversifying trade globally.

A passenger was injured after a window shattered on a July flight from northern Greece to Germany, but Ryanair’s CEO says no part of his body went outside the aircraft.

Thirty-four diverted flights carrying about 8,500 people arrived at Vancouver International Airport after the Sept. 11 attacks, prompting a days-long response from airport staff, airlines and the community.

A commercial cube van loaded with butane canisters caught fire at a Burnaby auto repair shop Wednesday evening, sending canisters flying but causing no reported injuries.
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