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Pacific Rim park visitors urged to keep distance from wolves

Pacific Rim park visitors urged to keep distance from wolves

Pack showing little fear of people, wildlife specialist says
To sample rare, pricey brew, you’ll have to enter a draw

To sample rare, pricey brew, you’ll have to enter a draw

Discerning beer drinkers in B.C. will have a chance to purchase a rare brew, but will need to win a special draw to get that opportunity. B.C.
Prince George marks 100th anniversary of railway

Prince George marks 100th anniversary of railway

One hundred years ago today, the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway arrived in what would become Prince George.
Vancouver rallies in support of deadly Ukraine protests

Vancouver rallies in support of deadly Ukraine protests

Dozens of people gathered Sunday outside the Vancouver Art Gallery to rally support for anti-government protesters in Ukraine, where a two-month political crisis has erupted into violence.
Coroner's inquest resumes today in fatal RCMP shooting of former soldier

Coroner's inquest resumes today in fatal RCMP shooting of former soldier

PRINCE GEORGE — A coroner's inquest will resume Monday into the fatal RCMP shooting of a former British Columbia soldier in treatment at the time for post-traumatic stress disorder.
Ex-Olympian Karen Magnussen says accident ruined her life

Ex-Olympian Karen Magnussen says accident ruined her life

When the Winter Olympics were in Vancouver four years ago, Karen Magnussen was one of the fans sitting in the Pacific Coliseum taking in the figure skating.
Vancouver gangsters are targets of Mexican cartel: police

Vancouver gangsters are targets of Mexican cartel: police

Police in the Philippines say they have intelligence about a plot by a Mexican cartel to kill Vancouver gangsters arrested last week as part of a drug trafficking ring.
Town finalizes Site C agreement with B.C. Hydro

Town finalizes Site C agreement with B.C. Hydro

The document has been signed and the ink has dried on the community agreement reached between the District of Taylor and B.C. Hydro over the potential construction of the Site C dam.
Woman charged with selling alcoholic 'freezies' at Wreck Beach

Woman charged with selling alcoholic 'freezies' at Wreck Beach

A woman charged with allegedly selling alcoholic “freezies” at the popular nudist hangout Wreck Beach is the first to face criminal charges in what police say is a crackdown on the open sale of liquor and drugs.
‘Mary Ann’ from Gilligan's Island sails into Vancouver

‘Mary Ann’ from Gilligan's Island sails into Vancouver

Dawn Wells became a pop-culture icon portraying Ginger’s foil on Gilligan’s Island