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• Anti-gang cops arrest nine following year-long probe into illegal gambling

  13-06-2017 23:28 via vancouversun.com
  
  A year-long investigation by B.C.’s anti-gang task force involving millions of illegally laundered money and illegal gaming houses in Metro Vancouver has led to the arrest of nine people.In May 2016, a team within the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit started a probe into a criminal organization allegedly operating illegal gaming houses, carrying out money laundering for drug traffickers, loan sharking, kidnappings, extortions and other violent acts.“During the investigat
  
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• Christie Brinkley talks social media and the importance of love

  13-06-2017 23:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  There are a lot of wonderful things about social media. 
  Through platforms and apps such as Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat, users are able to make friends, keep old friends and pretty much connect with anyone and everything from around the world in an instant.
  But that level of openness and access also comes at a price. 
  From cyber bullying to live-streamed acts of violence, the very apps that connect and promote a global community can quickly devolve into arenas of isolation, abuse
  
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• Vancouver police investigate suspicious deaths at Knight Street hazmat scene

  13-06-2017 22:57 via vancouversun.com
  
  Police and the Hazardous Materials unit were called to an apartment on the 4000-block Knight Street Tuesday morning after Fire and Rescue personnel found two dead males.
  One woman was also found at the 14th-floor scene, in distress and requiring medical attention.
  “The deaths were sudden and suspicious,” Jonathan Gormick of Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services said. “The situation required HazMat and the police.”
  Residents were in no danger, he said, and there was no evacua
  
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• Canada's first 'pod' hotel will open next spring in Whistler Village

  13-06-2017 22:48 via vancouversun.com
  
  What’s being touted as Canada’s first pod hotel will open in Whistler next spring.
  Construction is currently underway on the $10-million Pangea Pod Hotel, a property consisting of 88 self-contained ‘sleeping pods’ spread across several custom suites, located in the middle of Whistler’s popular Village Stroll. It is slated to open in April.
  “Pangea is unlike anything else offered in Canada, and we are thrilled to launch this concept in Whistler,” said Rus
  
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• Chinatown decision: Vancouver Council decides on controversial condo development

  13-06-2017 22:23 via vancouversun.com
  
  Vancouver city council is expected to decide Tuesday on a controversial rezoning application for a mixed-use condo development on the edge of the city’s historic Chinatown.
  The proposal, by Vancouver developer Beedie Group, seeks re-zoning to allow a 12-storey condo  at 105 Keefer Street.
  The decision follows an extended public hearing process over the past three weeks — during which time, council heard from more than 300 registered speakers in support or opposition to the
  
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• Awe, yes: Cam Ontko's release shows Lions leaning towards Micah Awe at linebacker

  13-06-2017 22:22 via vancouversun.com
  
  The B.C. Lions’ Tuesday announcement that they were releasing Cameron Ontko doubled as a vote of confidence for Micah Awe at the linebacker position.
  Ontko, 25, a second-year Lion who openly talked about patterning his game after Adam Bighill, had been considered one of the frontrunners for the spot left open by Bighill’s departure to the New Orleans Saints, but Awe, a newcomer out of Texas Tech, has been the one turning heads at training camp so far.
  Lions director of U.S. scouting
  
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• DYK there's a property tax deferment program for seniors + families with children? cnv.org/PropertyTaxDef… #NorthVan https://t.co/KhDAalVfvs

  13-06-2017 22:01 via twitter.com
  
  DYK there's a property tax deferment program for seniors + families with children? cnv.org/PropertyTaxDef… #NorthVan https://t.co/KhDAalVfvs
  
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• Five reasons to check out F-O-R-M

  13-06-2017 22:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  F-O-R-M Festival of Recorded Movement
  June 16 & 17 | SFU Woodward’s Cinema
  Tickets and info: $25 (adults)/15 (youth) at f-o-r-m.ca
  1. New perspectives. Now in its second year, the F-O-R-M Festival of Recorded Movement is an annual compendium of locally-produced and international films featuring, and sometimes filmed by, dancers. “It gives a different perspective,” said the festival’s artistic director, Sophia Wolfe. “The camera can do so many different things an
  
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• TSB to release report into deadly 2015 whale-watching incident off B.C. coast

  13-06-2017 21:20 via vancouversun.com
  
  VANCOUVER — The Transportation Safety Board is expected to release its report tomorrow into the capsizing of a whale-watching boat off the west coast of Vancouver Island that left six people dead.
  The federal agency launched an investigation after the Leviathan II flipped during a whale-watching expedition near the resort community of Tofino in October 2015.
  The 20-metre vessel was carrying 24 passengers and three crew.
  Survivors have launched several lawsuits against the boat operator, Ja
  
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  13-06-2017 21:17 via twitter.com
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• Six Chilliwack employees fired in response to chicken abuse video, SPCA probe

  13-06-2017 20:46 via vancouversun.com
  
  A total of six employees have been fired from a B.C. chicken-catching company after an animal-welfare group released hidden camera footage showing chickens being mangled and stomped on, which then sparked a B.C. SPCA investigation.
  “We are sickened with the footage and want to ensure all our suppliers and producers that this is not reflective of who we are, our fundamental beliefs or behaviour we accept form our employees,” said Dwayne Dueck, president of Elite Farm Services Ltd., ju
  
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• Housing at a premium in most B.C. regions: real estate association

  13-06-2017 20:37 via vancouversun.com
  
  VANCOUVER — The British Columbia Real Estate Association says a lack of homes on the market means buyers are paying more for housing across the province.
  The association has released figures for May showing 12,402 homes were sold in B.C. last month, down 7.9 per cent when compared with May last year.
  Total listings also fell 11.1 per cent to 28,404 over the same period.
  But the association says sales remained very active in May, surpassing the number of new listings by 20 per cent in nine
  
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• House fire in the 5000 blk of Nancy Greene Way, North Vancouver. Emergency crews on scene. Expect traffic delays.

  13-06-2017 20:30 via twitter.com
  House fire in the 5000 blk of Nancy Greene Way, North Vancouver.Emergency crews on scene. Expect traffic delays.
  
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• CBC Vancouver partners with The North Vancouver Museum on Chief Dan George Exhibit - CBC.ca

  13-06-2017 20:21 via cbc.ca
  
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  CBC Vancouver partners with The North Vancouver Museum on Chief Dan George Exhibit
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  CBC Vancouver's Sheryl Mackay will host the opening night reception for The North Vancouver Museum's new Chief Dan George Exhibit. Opening on June 22, Chief Dan George: Actor and Activist explores the life and legacy of Tsleil-Waututh Chief Dan ...
  
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• Live: Anti-gang cops arrest nine following year-long probe into illegal gambling

  13-06-2017 20:10 via vancouversun.com
  
  A year-long investigation by B.C.’s anti-gang task force into money laundering and illegal gaming houses in Metro Vancouver has led to the arrest of nine people.
  In May 2016, the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit (CFSEU-BC) launched a probe into claims that a criminal organization was operating illegal gaming houses, carrying out money laundering for drug traffickers, along with participating in loan sharking, kidnappings and extortion.
  The CFSEU-BC alleges a local crime group,
  
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  13-06-2017 20:07 via twitter.com
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• Future directors 14-19: #IndieFilmmakersLab applications open now. Spend your summer making movies #NorthVan #Youth… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  13-06-2017 20:01 via twitter.com
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• This Just In: Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Concentrated Recovery Eye Mask, Make-Up Designory Fresh Face 5-minute beauty box and Erborian Glow Crème Illuminating Face Cream

  13-06-2017 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Make-Up Designory
  Fresh Face 5-minute beauty box
  They say: A makeup kit featuring a curated selection of eyeshadows, makeup brushes, blush and more to create a fresh, full-face of makeup in five minutes or less. 
  We say: Who wouldn’t love a full face of makeup in five minutes? The selection of products in this collection impressed our tester, but it was the eyeshadows that had her coming back for more. Applied with either a finger or a makeup brush, the colours blended smoothly a
  
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• Targeted shootings reason for heavy police presence, local school closure in Surrey on Tuesday

  13-06-2017 19:47 via vancouversun.com
  
  A pair of targeted shootings was the reason for the heavy police presence and a nearby school closure in Surrey Tuesday morning, said police.
  Just after midnight early Tuesday, Surrey RCMP were called for the report of gunfire traded between two vehicles near 125th Street and 80th Avenue. Investigators arrived after the cars had already left but found bullet casings on the ground. No injuries were reported from that incident.
  Minutes later, police were called to the 13200-block 67B Avenue for a
  
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• Seaspan opens $44M Duke Point terminal for growing ferry freight load

  13-06-2017 19:15 via vancouversun.com
  
  DUKE POINT — Seaspan Ferries officially opened its new $44-million ferry freight terminal on Monday as the company responds to rising demand on Vancouver Island.
  “There is just steady growth in the amount of traffic to and from Vancouver Island,” Frank Butzelaar, CEO of Seaspan ULC, said at Nanaimo’s Duke Point.
  Business has been growing annually by between two and two-and-a-half per cent, he said.
  That business consists of trailers filled with every kind of consumer good
  
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• Surrey's J.T. Brown Elementary closed until noon due to unrelated police incident nearby

  13-06-2017 18:15 via vancouversun.com
  
  A Surrey elementary school is closed this morning due to an unrelated police incident nearby.
  J.T. Brown Elementary, located at 12530 – 60 Ave., is closed “as a precaution” until at least noon Tuesday, according to Surrey school district spokesman Doug Strachan.
  “No students had arrived when police cordoned off the school, so parents (are) asked to keep children at home,” said Strachan in an email.
  Additional updates would be posted to the school’s website, he
  
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• Watermain flushing continues M-F 9-4:30 June 12-23. You may experience cloudy water or low water pressure.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  13-06-2017 18:01 via twitter.com
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• Whistleblower "immediately" witnessed abuse by Chilliwack chicken workers

  13-06-2017 17:55 via vancouversun.com
  
  A whistleblower who got a job with a B.C. chicken-catching company witnessed alleged instances of animal abuse begin “pretty much immediately” after starting work.
  That worker was actually an undercover volunteer for animal-welfare group Mercy for Animals, and filmed the treatment of chickens over the course of about a month between May 10 and June 9. The footage has since sparked a B.C. SPCA investigation, it was announced Monday.
  “The whistleblower simply applied to work at t
  
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• Canucks Top Five at Five: Smooth, smart Pettersson centre of attention at No.4

  13-06-2017 17:49 via vancouversun.com
  
  As we approach the 2017 NHL Entry Draft The Vancouver Sun and The Province are profiling the top five candidates we believe could be chosen fifth overall by the Vancouver Canucks. We started with No. 5 Cale Makar on Monday. Today we feature No. 4 Elias Pettersson:
   
  Elias Pettersson isn’t Nicklas Backstrom, but there are similarities.
  Backstrom doesn’t get enough credit for being the straw that stirs the drink for the Washington Capitals. The Swedish centre often dishes sweet fe
  
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• Concert Announcements: The Weeknd returning to Rogers Arena

  13-06-2017 17:09 via vancouversun.com
  
  The Weeknd has added another Vancouver show to his world tour.
  The Canadian R&B superstar, who last played Rogers Arena on April 25, will return to the arena on Oct. 5 as part of his Starboy: Legend of the Fall 2016 World Tour – Phase 2.
  Will the show be as long as the tour’s title?Tickets for the Grammy Award winner’s show will go on sale to the public Friday at 11 a.m. — with presales Wednesday and Thursday — through Ticketmaster. Ticket prices will range from
  
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• Daily Poll: Did Christy Clark go overboard with her 22-member cabinet?

  13-06-2017 16:21 via vancouversun.com
  
  Premier Christy Clark’s 22-member cabinet was officially sworn in by Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon at Government House on Monday in Victoria.
  Some government pundits questioned why Clark would appoint such a large cabinet of 21 ministers and 13 parliamentary secretaries from a government that is seemingly living on borrowed time.
  Clark will recall the legislature on June 22 for a confidence vote that she’s expected to lose after the New Democrats and Greens reached an agreement to allow th
  
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• Mercy for Animals to discuss footage that sparked B.C. SPCA probe into chicken abuse

  13-06-2017 15:45 via vancouversun.com
  
  The animal-welfare group that sparked a B.C. SPCA investigation into the “absolutely sickening” treatment of chickens at a Chilliwack animal transport company will host a media conference on Tuesday morning in downtown Vancouver.
  A media release sent by animal-welfare group Mercy for Animals said it had plans to host two conferences, one in Vancouver and another in Toronto, to discuss its hidden-camera investigation and the prosecution it hopes to see as the outcome of the SPCA probe
  
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• Opinion: The debt we owe to Vancouver’s Chinatown

  13-06-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Let’s face it, we’ve neglected Chinatown. We all have fond childhood memories of the glory days of Chinatown — barbecue pork buns from Maxims, pepper steak at Goldstone and Cantonese lessons at the Chinese Cultural Centre.
  But today, outside of heading down there for the odd craving for lemon pepper chicken wings from Phnom Penh, many of us have moved on to newer, shinier things and haven’t looked back since. The allure of the air-conditioned T&Ts for groceries, the s
  
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• How an NDP-Green gov't can free-up B.C.’s housing supply

  13-06-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  After last month’s election, the NDP and Green party appear poised to form the next government in Victoria. And yet, in their 10-page agreement, (which has sweeping implications for the future of governance in B.C.) they make only brief mention of one of this province’s hottest issues — housing affordability — by promising to increase the supply of “affordable housing” and tackle “speculation and fraud” in the housing market.
  It’s difficult t
  
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• Canada 150: Pamela Anderson a centennial-day baby who became a global sex icon

  13-06-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  To mark Canada’s 150th birthday, we are counting down to Canada Day with profiles of 150 noteworthy British Columbians.
  She’s been called TV’s first sex goddess. Cultural critic Chuck Klosterman called her “the embodiment of modern female sexuality.” The Encyclopedia of British Columbia dryly notes that at the end of the 20th century, she could claim to be the most widely recognized Canadian in the world.
  There’s little dispute that Anderson is a pop cult
  
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• Police make arrest after West Vancouver hit-and-run incident

  13-06-2017 05:56 via vancouversun.com
  
  West Vancouver police have made an arrest after releasing surveillance video of a hit-and-run collision that put a cyclist in hospital with serious injuries on Saturday evening.
  Following media and social media releases, police arrested a 47-year-old West Vancouver man on Monday evening. He has since been released, but is scheduled to appear at North Vancouver Provincial Court on July 19th. Investigators will recommend a criminal charge of failure to stop at the scene of an accident.
  The cyclist
  
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• Burnaby man waged online campaign to destroy his ex-wife, court told

  13-06-2017 04:33 via vancouversun.com
  
  A woman who is accusing her ex-husband of trying to destroy her life by harassing her through emails and on a website began her testimony in court Monday.
  Crown counsel Mark Myhre told a B.C. Supreme Court jury that the campaign of harassment by Patrick Fox of Burnaby against Desiree Capuano of Arizona arose from a bitter custody dispute involving their son.
  At the end of the dispute, Capuano had custody of the boy, who cannot be identified due to a publication ban, Myhre told the jury.
  “M
  
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• Vaughn Palmer: Barely a twinkle as Liberals march out fallen stars

  13-06-2017 04:25 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — For a government that passed the best-before date weeks ago, the swearing-in Monday for Premier Christy Clark and her revised cabinet lineup was a predictably sombre affair.
  “They look like they are arriving for a root canal,” quipped one wag as the B.C. Liberals came to government house for an oath-taking ceremony bereft of the usual pomp and circumstance.
  As the event proceeded, observers toyed with what to call this strange entity that will in all likelihood
  
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• REAL SCOOP: IHIT seeks witnesses in targeted murder

  13-06-2017 04:23 via vancouversun.com
  
  Homicide investigators released the identity of the man killed in Langley Friday night. He is former Campbell River resident Tyler Joseph Pastuck. 
  The other man injured in the shooting is Kyle Gianis, who I have written about previously. It is possibly that Gianis was the intended target of the shooting. 
  Here’s my story:
  Langley murder victim identified as Vancouver Island criminal
  Langley RCMP and IHIT investigators at the scene of a fatal overnight shooting at the Browns Soci
  
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• REAL SCOOP: Greeks gang members appeal murder convictions

  13-06-2017 04:10 via vancouversun.com
  
  Five years after they were convicted of first-degree murder for a series of brutal gangland slayings, members of Vernon’s notorious Greeks gang are having their appeals heard at the Vancouver Law Courts.
  I sat in for part of the morning Monday. The hearing will last all week with the justices reserving their decision in the case.
  Here’s my story:
  Victim Dave Marnuik
  Murderous Greeks gang members appeal convictions
    The judge presiding over the trial of three men convicted
  
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• B.C. SPCA investigating 'absolutely sickening' alleged abuse of chickens

  13-06-2017 04:03 via vancouversun.com
  
  VANCOUVER — Animal advocates say they have opened an investigation into “absolutely sickening” alleged animal abuse by a chicken-catching service in Chilliwack, B.C.
  B.C. SPCA spokeswoman Marcie Moriarty says the agency has launched a formal investigation after receiving undercover video that allegedly shows multiple workers throwing, hitting, dismembering and killing the birds, and forcing the animals into violent sexual acts with each other.
  She says the workers were hired to
  
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• Moving day at Balmoral brings stress, but also 'a fresh start'

  13-06-2017 03:43 via vancouversun.com
  
  Immediately after Michael Hurlburt moved into the Balmoral Hotel a little over two years ago, he started trying to find a way to move out.
  Hurlburt finally left the Balmoral to move into a new home Monday, along with about 150 other residents of the Downtown Eastside single-room-occupancy (SRO) hotel. The mass relocation followed an evacuation order 10 days earlier from the City of Vancouver, citing “imminent danger” and chronic problems in the century-old building, one of sever
  
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• 'It is going to get worse before it gets better': Health minister on opioid crisis

  13-06-2017 03:32 via vancouversun.com
  
  Federal Health Minister Jane Philpott says more people are expected to die of illicit opioid overdoses in Canada this year compared with nearly 2,500 fatalities recorded in 2016.
  “It is going to get worse before it gets better,” Philpott told the National Health Leadership Conference on Monday, calling B.C. “ground zero” because the crisis claimed 935 lives in the province last year.
  The Public Health Agency of Canada released figures last week saying at least 2,458 peopl
  
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• REAL SCOOP: Longshoreman loses court battle over security pass

  13-06-2017 03:26 via vancouversun.com
  
  Arun Randhawa doesn’t think its fair that he can’t get a security pass to work on the Vancouver waterfront just because his brother are convicted drug smugglers.
  But the Federal Court of Canada has ruled that it was reasonable for the Minister of Transport to deny the pass to Randhawa because of his sibling association. Both his brother Alexie and Alvin are also longshoreman. When Alexie was being sentenced in California for possessing 107 kilos of cocaine in 2008, both Arun and Alvi
  
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• One of the many unseen dangers of an already dangerous occupation. https://t.co/m1As0HULX7

  13-06-2017 02:35 via twitter.com
  
  One of the many unseen dangers of an already dangerous occupation. https://t.co/m1As0HULX7
  
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• Council is getting underway soon. Get the agenda or watch online @ cnv.org/CouncilMeetings #NorthVan https://t.co/yeYAc2OjDu

  13-06-2017 02:00 via twitter.com
  
  Council is getting underway soon. Get the agenda or watch online @ cnv.org/CouncilMeetings #NorthVan https://t.co/yeYAc2OjDu
  
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• Judge rules that confession of man accused of murdering West Van millionaire is admissible

  13-06-2017 01:37 via vancouversun.com
  
  A judge has ruled that the confession of a man accused of fatally shooting a West Vancouver male and chopping up his body is admissible in court.
  A lawyer for Li Zhao, 56, who has pleaded not guilty to the May 2016 second-degree murder of Gang Yuan, 42, had argued that the accused’s statements to police after he was arrested were not given voluntarily and should be thrown out.
  In a brief ruling Monday, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Terence Schultes said he “greatly appreciated” th
  
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• Surrey trees falling fast from development on private land

  13-06-2017 01:24 via vancouversun.com
  
  Healthy trees on private property in Surrey are being chopped down at a frantic and increasing pace in recent years, according to data in a city report slated for Monday’s council meeting.
  Nearly 5,800 trees were given the axe by property owners and developers in 2013. By 2016, following year-after-year increases, that number had jumped to nearly 9,900, and this year it’s on pace to break 10,000 by a wide margin.
  All that chopping is a result of “growth pressure south of the Fr
  
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• Murderous Greeks gang members appeal convictions

  13-06-2017 01:16 via vancouversun.com
  
  The judge presiding over the trial of three men convicted in a series of brutal gang slayings in Vernon more than a decade ago improperly instructed the jury in the case, a defence lawyer argued Monday.
  Mark Jette told the B.C. Court of Appeal that the key Crown witnesses against his client, Leslie Podolski, and co-accused Peter Manolakos and Sheldon O’Donnell, were extremely unsavory criminals themselves.
  Jette said the defence lawyers challenged the credibility of those witnesses in open
  
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• Have a valid Class 3B driver's licence? Looking for work? May be a spot for you on our solid waste team. Apply now:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

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• Langley murder victim identified as Vancouver Island criminal

  13-06-2017 00:40 via vancouversun.com
  
  Homicide investigators are looking for witnesses after the targeted murder of a Victoria man outside a Langley pub on Friday night.
  Tyler Pastuck, 31, was shot to death just before midnight outside the Brown’s Socialhouse at 200th St. and the Langley Bypass, the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team said Monday.
  A second man, Kyle Gianis, was wounded in the shooting and remains in hospital.
  Both men have criminal ties.
  Pastuck was convicted of manslaughter in a fatal beating outside
  
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• Opinion: Keefer Street proposal didn't materialize out of vacuum

  13-06-2017 00:25 via vancouversun.com
  
  The marathon public hearing for Chinatown’s Keefer Street proposal isn’t just about the project, it’s about the “turf.” The proposal is on a privately owned site, zoned to allow consideration of the proposal brought forward. 
  I have been practising architecture for 60 years, largely in and out of Vancouver and have been immersed in aspects ranging from the whole of False Creek to Cathedral Place; the evolution of the old city into what has come to be known as G
  
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• 'Jeremy would not want this for you:' B.C. suicide victim's wife urges people with mental illness to get help

  13-06-2017 00:11 via vancouversun.com
  
  A newly widowed Penticton woman best known for her time on a popular morning radio show is encouraging people struggling with mental illness to get help.
  Jeremy McGoran, 35, took his own life Friday, leaving behind his wife, Mare, and their six-year-old son, Thomas.
  “The best way to honour Jeremy is to seek help and get help,” said Mare, who agreed to an interview with The Herald on Sunday to ensure her husband’s message lives on.
  “Jeremy would not want this for you.&rdqu
  
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