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Peeping drone in downtown Vancouver prompts complaint to police

Peeping drone in downtown Vancouver prompts complaint to police

A Vancouver man called police Sunday after spotting what appeared to be a peeping drone from his 36th-storey downtown condo. Conner Galway was having dinner on his patio at around 8:30 p.m.
Conservation officer shoots ‘habituated’ bear in West Vancouver

Conservation officer shoots ‘habituated’ bear in West Vancouver

Bruin euthanized near Hollyburn Country Club after feasting on kitchen garbage
Supreme Court’s Mr. Big ruling to affect B.C. prosecutions

Supreme Court’s Mr. Big ruling to affect B.C. prosecutions

The trials of murder suspects who confess to their crime during so-called Mr. Big undercover police operations have just gotten more complicated. Up to 15 current prosecutions involving Mr. Big confessions in B.C.
Boater missing after Shuswap Lake accident

Boater missing after Shuswap Lake accident

A man is missing after a boating accident on Shuswap Lake near Sicamous. Mounties were called to Shuswap Lake’s Hungry Cove just before 9 a.m. Sunday after reports a 45-foot vessel had struck something in Cinnemousun Narrows around 9:30 p.m.
Evacuation orders remain for two major B.C. blazes

Evacuation orders remain for two major B.C. blazes

Evacuation orders remained in place Sunday in areas of the Central Interior threatened by two of the 122 forest fires burning in B.C.
Dog killed, elderly Prince George man charged

Dog killed, elderly Prince George man charged

A neighbourhood spat over a family’s two dogs has resulted in the death of one canine, and charges laid against a 79-year-old man.
Fort St. James area natives say there will be no pipeline

Fort St. James area natives say there will be no pipeline

The waters of Nak’al Koh are a deep emerald, almost black at times. The forest presses in at the sides — a mixture of spruce, pine, aspen, birch and willow — so thick it seems like a primeval blanket.
B.C. Court of Appeal overturns divorce ruling that forced mother to move

B.C. Court of Appeal overturns divorce ruling that forced mother to move

A 33-year-old Kelowna teacher will not have to return to Chetwynd, where she had lived during a short marriage, to ensure her ex-husband has access to the couple’s daughter, the B.C. Court of Appeal has ruled. The decision overturns a B.C.
Majority think $40-a-day payment during teachers’ strike is a bad idea: poll

Majority think $40-a-day payment during teachers’ strike is a bad idea: poll

Tammy Theis recently started a new job and is trying to make a good impression, but she’s worried about what could happen if the teachers’ strike continues into the fall and her child care plans fall through.
Massive wildfire forces more evacuations in northwest B.C.

Massive wildfire forces more evacuations in northwest B.C.

The Regional District of Bulkley-Nechako has issued an evacuation order for a massive wildfire burning in northwestern B.C.