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Seven people rescued after fishing boat takes on water near Pender Harbour

Seven people rescued after fishing boat takes on water near Pender Harbour

A pleasure boat swooped in to rescue seven people on board a nearby sports fishing boat which was taking on water early Friday evening. The 31-foot fishing boat was west of Pender Harbour when a mayday call was issued via radio at 5:20 p.m.
North Vancouver man faces mischief charges after sending sex doll airborne

North Vancouver man faces mischief charges after sending sex doll airborne

A 19-year-old North Vancouver man has been arrested for sending a blow-up doll airborne into Vancouver Harbour flight paths. Just after 8 p.m.
Vancouver police searching for Mount Pleasant flasher

Vancouver police searching for Mount Pleasant flasher

Vancouver police are searching for a man who is flashing women inside their ground-floor homes in the city’s Mount Pleasant neighbourhood.
Trucking firm loses appeal of $350,000 order involving temporary foreign workers

Trucking firm loses appeal of $350,000 order involving temporary foreign workers

VANCOUVER — A Surrey trucking company has lost its appeal of a court order that it pay more than $350,000 in restitution to 29 temporary foreign workers it hired as long-haul truckers. Last year, Harlens Trucking Ltd.
Grizzly bear chases Squamish kayaker in scary encounter caught on video

Grizzly bear chases Squamish kayaker in scary encounter caught on video

A scary encounter between a grizzly bear and a kayaker in Squamish was recently caught on tape.
A year later, police still searching for killer of Burnaby teen Marrisa Shen

A year later, police still searching for killer of Burnaby teen Marrisa Shen

VANCOUVER — The makeshift shrine of flowers is still there, but the person who killed Marrisa Shen is no closer to being caught as the one-year anniversary of the 13-year-old’s murder dawns.
Provincial projects must be built with union labour, B.C. government says

Provincial projects must be built with union labour, B.C. government says

Billions of dollars of provincial government projects, starting with Metro Vancouver’s Pattullo Bridge, will be built using union-only labour, under new rules announced by Premier John Horgan.
Vancouver man who killed father over Ferrari will spend minimum 10 years in jail

Vancouver man who killed father over Ferrari will spend minimum 10 years in jail

SUSAN LAZARUK Vancouver Sun VANCOUVER — A Vancouver man, who at 19 murdered his elderly father as they fought over the son’s theft of $100,000 to purchase a Ferrari, will spend at least the next 10 years in prison.
Ex-premier backs injunction to protect private health care

Ex-premier backs injunction to protect private health care

IAN MULGREW Vancouver Sun Former premier Gordon Campbell has provided an affidavit to support an injunction to prevent the B.C. NDP from punishing private clinics and diagnostic facilities until a constitutional challenge is decided.
B.C. launches DIY online divorce tool

B.C. launches DIY online divorce tool

A new online tool has been launched in B.C. making it easier for residents to finalize a divorce. The Online Divorce Assistant Application helps those who are joint-filing their divorce, in cases without children.