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Mosquitoes hatched by high water in B.C. could be a summer buzzkill

Mosquitoes hatched by high water in B.C. could be a summer buzzkill

VANCOUVER — It is likely to be a banner year for mosquitoes as floodwaters are expected to hatch eggs that were laid not only last year, but up to a decade ago.
Site C flood zone continues to reveal biological treasures

Site C flood zone continues to reveal biological treasures

On her last day in the Peace River Valley, botanist Erica Wheeler finally spotted the elusive species she had sought. There it was, in full flower, on the Boons’ farm. The brittle prickly pear cactus, Opuntia fragilis.
Former realtor linked to B.C. gangs facing money laundering charges in U.S.

Former realtor linked to B.C. gangs facing money laundering charges in U.S.

A former Metro Vancouver realtor who has been leasing luxury properties to B.C. gangsters is behind bars in the U.S. charged with international money laundering.
Fentanyl test strips sell for $1.25 at Vancouver dollar store

Fentanyl test strips sell for $1.25 at Vancouver dollar store

VANCOUVER — A Vancouver dollar store is selling fentanyl test strips for $1.25, something harm reduction activists say is a good idea.
Cory Vallee convicted of first-degree murder of Red Scorpion gangster

Cory Vallee convicted of first-degree murder of Red Scorpion gangster

VANCOUVER — United Nations gang hitman Cory Vallee was convicted Friday of conspiring to kill the notorious Bacon brothers and murdering one of their closest friends. B.C.
Man arrested in connection with rash of sex assaults in Surrey

Man arrested in connection with rash of sex assaults in Surrey

VANCOUVER — Surrey Mounties have arrested a man in connection with a series of sex assaults in the city. At around 2 a.m. Saturday, Surrey RCMP received a report of an assault of a teenager in the 14800 block of 73 Avenue.
Miami fugitive wanted in connection with 2011 murder living in Vancouver

Miami fugitive wanted in connection with 2011 murder living in Vancouver

VANCOUVER — A former mixed-martial-arts fighter believed to be hiding from U.S. authorities after a gruesome Miami-area slaying is living with his family in B.C. while his immigration status is under review.
Unauthorized Pender Harbour docks ordered demolished

Unauthorized Pender Harbour docks ordered demolished

PENDER HARBOUR — Two to three dozen private docks could be demolished in Pender Harbour as part of a new dock management plan negotiated by the provincial government and the shíshálh (Sechelt) First Nation.
Transit in Metro Vancouver accepting credit-card tap payments

Transit in Metro Vancouver accepting credit-card tap payments

VANCOUVER — Metro Vancouver transit users are being reminded to tap their Compass or credit card not their wallet beginning Tuesday when card readers on buses and at SkyTrain stations start accepting card payments.
Photo gallery: Flooding around B.C.

Photo gallery: Flooding around B.C.