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Bittersweet ending in mystery of 3 abandoned Prince Rupert babies
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Janet Keall's 21-year search for the mother who left her on the steps of a Prince Rupert, B.C., hospital in 1977 is over. Keall, 39, is one of three babies abandoned in Prince Rupert who found each other, then kept searching for their biological mother ...and more »

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21 things to do over the holidays in Vancouver
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Canyon Lights, Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. Nov. 14, 2016 to Jan. 8, 2017, closed Christmas Day. Park open 11 a.m.PT to 9 p.m. PT, holiday activities start at 4 p.m. PT. ​ The Capilano Suspension Bridge is decorated with thousands of sparkling ...

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Remembering the West Coast snowstorm of '96
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People living on B.C.'s South Coast may think they've had it bad this week as snow caused chaos throughout the region, twice in the same week — but it's nothing compared to what walloped the West Coast 20 years ago. On Dec. 29, 1996, an Arctic system ...

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Metro Vancouver snow causing closures and traffic incidents
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The second snowstorm of the week in Metro Vancouver took longer than expected to hit on Friday but is now starting to impact services in the region. Southbound lanes on the Alex Fraser Bridge were heavily delayed for several hours because of an ...and more »

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How to dress for winter weather in Vancouver
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Vancouver isn't like the rest of Canada. If you're stepping out in the weather, here are some ideas for how to handle, basically, the worst winter Vancouver can throw at you. Narciso Maldonado, pictured above, decided a little bit of snow made for a ...

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Grinch steals 30 Christmas trees from charity
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In a scene reminiscent of How the Grinch stole Christmas, thieves made off with $5,000 worth of Christmas trees from Aunt Leah's Place last week. The organization helps foster kids who are transitioning out of government care. It teaches them life ...and more »

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Birth control plan for Oak Bay deer hits snag
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A plan to put deer on birth control in the Victoria suburb of Oak Bay has hit a snag. Oak Bay Mayor Nils Jensen says the B.C. government is calling for more study before it will consider sharing the cost for the plan. Last month, Oak Bay Council asked ...

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Richmond residents rally against racist flyers
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About 60 people braved Friday's wintry weather for a noon hour rally to speak out against racist flyers that were recently distributed to homes in Richmond, B.C.. Leaders from a number of different faiths said they're concerned that some people want to ...