• Gravity assisted mountain biking takes off in BC - CBC.ca

    Gravity assisted mountain biking takes off in BC - CBC.ca
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    Gravity assisted mountain biking takes off in BC
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    British Columbia is known as a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts — so much so that mountain bikers are finding ways to navigate even the most rugged terrain with a new sport known as gravity assisted mountain biking. The sport involves hopping onto a ...
  • Lotto Max ticket worth $12.5M sold in BC - CBC.ca

    Lotto Max ticket worth $12.5M sold in BC - CBC.ca
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    Lotto Max ticket worth $12.5M sold in BC
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    The Lotto Max jackpot drought is officially over. Four winning tickets were drawn last night for the $50 million grand prize. Each ticket is worth $12.5 million. One winning ticket was sold in British Columbia, another in Ontario, and two in the ...and more »
  • Brush fire at Grouse Mountain highlights wildfire risk - CBC.ca

    Brush fire at Grouse Mountain highlights wildfire risk - CBC.ca
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    Brush fire at Grouse Mountain highlights wildfire risk
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    A late-night brush fire at the base of Grouse Mountain on Friday has highlighted the wildfire risk, as warm, dry weather moves across the province this weekend. North Vancouver District fire crews were called to Grouse Mountain just after 11 p.m.. The ...and more »
  • Evergreen Line construction blamed for another sinkhole - CBC.ca

    Evergreen Line construction blamed for another sinkhole - CBC.ca
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    Evergreen Line construction blamed for another sinkhole
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    Another two-metre wide sinkhole has opened up on the Evergreen Line in Port Moody on Friday evening. The sinkhole has been fenced off and Clarke Road is closed at Seaview Drive while Evergreen crews investigate, according to a tweet from the B.C. ...and more »
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  • Christy Clark vs. Gregor Robertson on solving high condo costs - CBC.ca

    Christy Clark vs. Gregor Robertson on solving high condo costs - CBC.ca
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    Christy Clark vs. Gregor Robertson on solving high condo costs
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    Affordability, or lack of it, continues to be a hotly debated issue in the Lower Mainland and now Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson and B.C. Premier Christy Clark are in a written sparring match over what's the best solution. Robertson wrote a letter to ...and more »
  • Heat wave coming to Vancouver - CBC.ca

    Heat wave coming to Vancouver - CBC.ca
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    Heat wave coming to Vancouver
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    Record-breaking temperatures are on the way for B.C. this weekend. CBC meteorologist Johanna Wagstaffe says it will feel like 30 degrees or warmer on Saturday and Sunday across the southern part of the province. Get the latest weather updates.and more »