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The photo that broke a mother’s heart

The photo that broke a mother’s heart

When Anne Belanger received her son’s grade two class photo last month, she immediately stuffed the image back into its envelope in disgust. In the photo, the students and teacher line up neatly in three rows.
Hungry bear injured by shotgun has Surrey neighbourhood on edge

Hungry bear injured by shotgun has Surrey neighbourhood on edge

SURREY — Neighbours in Surrey kept an eye to the woods Sunday for a hungry black bear that was shot and wounded during a killing spree on Friday night.
Good Samaritan helps bocce player slashed by knife-wielding attacker in Vancouver

Good Samaritan helps bocce player slashed by knife-wielding attacker in Vancouver

VANCOUVER — A man is in police custody and another is being hailed as a hero after a violent attack by a knife-wielding man in an East Vancouver park during a bocce ball game. The attack happened at Victoria Park about 7:30 p.m.
Trudeau urges municipal politicians to help shape federal Liberal agenda

Trudeau urges municipal politicians to help shape federal Liberal agenda

VANCOUVER — Federal Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau called on progressive cities to help form the party’s next agenda during remarks at the annual convention of Canadian municipalities.
Navy adopts German design for two supply ships to be built in B.C.

Navy adopts German design for two supply ships to be built in B.C.

VANCOUVER — The federal government is a step closer to completing a $2.6-billion deal to build two naval supply ships in B.C.
Labour, liability issues trash volunteer efforts to clean up Campbell River parks

Labour, liability issues trash volunteer efforts to clean up Campbell River parks

CAMPBELL RIVER — Campbell River’s Adopt-a-Block volunteers have been told by the city to stop picking up litter in city parks because of union and liability issues.
B.C. has Canada’s lowest rate of cancer incidence and fatalities

B.C. has Canada’s lowest rate of cancer incidence and fatalities

B.C. once again claims the bottom spot in an annual national cancer incidence and mortality report.
Audit into legal fees payment in B.C. Rail case due in July

Audit into legal fees payment in B.C. Rail case due in July

B.C.’s acting auditor general says an audit into government payments of legal fees in the B.C. Rail saga should be released in July.
Teachers’ union wins round in legal fight over freedom of expression in schools

Teachers’ union wins round in legal fight over freedom of expression in schools

VANCOUVER — The B.C. Teachers’ Federation has won another round in a legal fight over freedom of expression for its members in public schools. The B.C.
Former B.C. MLA dies in float-plane crash off Stuart Island

Former B.C. MLA dies in float-plane crash off Stuart Island

Family have confirmed to media that former Powell River - Sunshine Coast MLA Harold Long was killed in a float-plane crash Tuesday just off Stuart Island, north of Quadra island in the Strait of Georgia.