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• Surrey council approves ‘iconic’ highrise project that aims to revitalize Whalley

  27-06-2017 23:53 via vancouversun.com
  
  Redevelopment plans for Whalley’s Flamingo Block are moving ahead after city council approved the application Monday night.
  Council gave third reading to the project described as “innovative” and “critical” to Whalley’s revitalization.
  James Stewart, who has been a lawyer in Surrey for nearly 40 years, told city council that his office in the Gateway tower faces Whalley and that he’s “watched the community evolve, and in some cases deterioriate ove
  
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• Hey, did you miss the Council Mtg last night? No problem, we've got it right here for ya: ow.ly/9mkV30cXn3U https://t.co/S63EutnQmv

  27-06-2017 23:30 via twitter.com
  
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• B.C. finance minister to rush out unaudited financial update before confidence vote

  27-06-2017 23:17 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA – B.C.’s Liberal government, facing imminent defeat by its opponents in the legislature, is rushing out the province’s year-end financial figures before they can be certified by the independent auditor general.
  Finance Minister Mike de Jong said he’ll release a “financial update” on the year-end public accounts on Wednesday — one day before his Liberal government is expected to be defeated on a vote of confidence in the legislature.
  De Jong said
  
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• YVR president says he's set to take on Jackie Chan

  27-06-2017 23:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Vancouver International Airport’s newest “airline partner” Hong Kong Airlines is bringing Jackie Chan to town.
  To celebrate the new partnership, the airport’s communications staff has put together a pump-up video featuring Craig Richmond, president and CEO of the Vancouver Airport Authority, prepping to take on Chan. The movie star is a brand ambassador for Hong Kong Airlines.
  “When YVR CEO Craig Richmond finds out Jackie Chan is coming to Vancouver on the inau
  
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• Surrey coyote that knocked down four-year-old sought by conservation officers

  27-06-2017 22:43 via vancouversun.com
  
  Conservation officers are looking for a coyote in Surrey that knocked a four-year-old girl to the ground early Monday evening, causing minor injuries.
  Around 6 p.m. Monday, the child fell to the sidewalk after she was pursued by a coyote outside Mary Jane Shannon elementary school near 144th Street and 108th Avenue in North Surrey, according to multiple reports.
  Cpl. Scotty Schumann, a spokesman for the Surrey RCMP, said the girl was scraped from the fall and that the animal headed back into the
  
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• Liberals ask for clarity on B.C. legislature rules, as defeat looms

  27-06-2017 22:34 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA – B.C.’s Liberal government is seeking clarity on the rules of the legislature just days before it is set to fall on a confidence vote, in a move its political opponents say is a blatant attempt to trigger a new election.
  Liberal house leader and Finance Minister Mike de Jong sent a letter to Speaker Steve Thomson on Tuesday morning, requesting clarity on how a future Speaker might break tie votes in the house and manage other procedural problems stemming from a minority par
  
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• Vancouver firefighters extinguish construction blaze at Parq casino project

  27-06-2017 22:24 via vancouversun.com
  
  Vancouver firefighters battled a fire Tuesday at the construction site of the Parq Vancouver casino resort in the 700-block of Pacific Avenue near B.C. Place Stadium.
  At least two engines were called to the scene at around 11:30 a.m. Black smoke was seen above the casino project.
  The fire was contained to a generator area on the building’s sixth level.
  “We can confirm there was a small incident caused by load testing the generators. The fire was immediately contained and there w
  
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• Kelowna woman charged with threatening Premier Christy Clark, Speaker Steve Thomson

  27-06-2017 22:21 via vancouversun.com
  
  A special prosecutor has approved charges against Pavla Janeckova of Kelowna for allegedly uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm against B.C. Premier Christy Clark and Speaker of the Legislative Assembly Steve Thomson, the B.C. Prosecution Service announced Tuesday.
  The BCPS did not release the exact nature of the threats, which where alleged to have occurred April 30 in Kelowna.
  Thomson is the Liberal MLA for Kelowna-Mission, while Clark represents Westside-Kelowna.
  Jane
  
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• Live: Vancouver city council disrupted by housing activists

  27-06-2017 22:17 via vancouversun.com
  
  Tuesday’s meeting of Vancouver city council was brought to a halt after housing activists interrupted proceedings at City Hall to demand an urgent end to homelessness.
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  Judge reluctantly grants injunction to clear out Vancouver tent city by WednesdayHomeless campers ordered to leave Main Street tent cityEvacuated Balmoral Hotel deemed an 'active construction zone'Moving day at Balmoral brings stress, but also 'a fresh start'In a statement sent to media outlets, the group, representi
  
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• UBC's Wade Davis champions diversity, sees fear of change driving social divide

  27-06-2017 22:11 via vancouversun.com
  
  From Nepal to Nunavut, Polynesia to Peru, National Geographic adventurer Wade Davis has spent 40 years studying people.
  During that time the anthropologist/ethnobotanist and the B.C. Leadership Chair in Cultures and Ecosystems at Risk at the University of B.C. has produced 17 films, 275 published articles and 20 books.
  It’s his recent book Wade Davis: Photographs that is being celebrated with the George Ryga Award for Social Awareness. The award will be presented to Davis on Thursday
  
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• Need to relax? Try FREE Tai Chi classes in #CivicPlaza Wednesdays @ 12:15pm to July 12. cnv.org/CommunityEvents… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  27-06-2017 22:01 via twitter.com
  Need to relax? Try FREE Tai Chi classes in #CivicPlaza Wednesdays @ 12:15pm to July 12. cnv.org/CommunityEvents… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Congrats to Carisbrooke 6/7 students, BC's highest achievers in "Cool It! Climate Challenge." Thanks for your commi… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  27-06-2017 21:10 via twitter.com
  Congrats to Carisbrooke 6/7 students, BC's highest achievers in "Cool It! Climate Challenge." Thanks for your commi… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• What do Canadians think about immigration levels? Three poll results

  27-06-2017 20:02 via vancouversun.com
  
  Global migration has escalated into a key topic of public discussion in Europe and most English-speaking countries.
  The influential Economist magazine, which targets the business elite, devotes one or two articles each week to migration trends in Western countries, which are among the few that formally welcome immigrants.
  Despite calls from those on the left, centre and right for a fair debate over immigration, however, the topic of migration is often avoided or muted in Canada.
  And even many fa
  
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• Shared your thoughts on our proposal for 2 turf fields in Inter River Park yet? Take a look, tell us what you think… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  27-06-2017 20:01 via twitter.com
  Shared your thoughts on our proposal for 2 turf fields in Inter River Park yet? Take a look, tell us what you think… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Join Chief Dan George family & Mayor @DarrellMussatto @ official reopening of #ChiefDanGeorgePark June 29.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  27-06-2017 20:01 via twitter.com
  Join Chief Dan George family & Mayor @DarrellMussatto @ official reopening of #ChiefDanGeorgePark June 29.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Sartorial Solution: 10 must-pack beach vacation essentials

  27-06-2017 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Q. I’m headed on a beach vacation this summer but have limited packing space. Are there any essentials I should keep in mind? 
  A. Beach vacations can be some of the most fun holidays of the year — to go on and to pack for. From sun-soaked days to poolside dinners, a waterside getaway is sure to serve up some much-needed rest and relaxation. And a tan, of course (but don’t forget to apply sunscreen!).
  Whether you’re boating in the Okanagan, jetting to Maui o
  
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• Fab Five: The big 150

  27-06-2017 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  As if you needed reminding, today marks the 150th birthday of our home and native land. And while there will be fireworks and drinks aplenty, let’s not let the celebrations end there! From patriotic pants to flag-adorned flip flops, here are five styles that will have you wearing your Canadian pride far beyond the first of July.
  NOT-SO-BASIC BASIC
  Every summer wardrobe needs a white tank or three, and while chances are, you’ve already met your quota, this tank is clearly different. Y
  
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• Polls: With Trump and weak Loonie, Canadians look down on U.S. travel

  27-06-2017 19:58 via vancouversun.com
  
  Disapproval for Trump and a weak Loonie have Canadians looking down upon their southern neighbour, according to a pair of new surveys.
  Vancouver marketing-research firm Insights West released a poll Tuesday which found 78 per cent of Canadians said the slumping Loonie had an impact on their travel plans, while the current political climate in the U.S. had 31 per cent of changing or thinking about changing those plans.
  Meanwhile, a survey from the Pew Research Center found that the U.S.’s i
  
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• No immediate end to testy relationship between Vancouver crow and Canada Post

  27-06-2017 19:47 via vancouversun.com
  
  VANCOUVER — Snow, rain and heat don’t stop mail carriers from making deliveries, but Canada Post draws the line at crows.
  The Crown corporation has stopped delivery to several homes on Vancouver’s east side after the mail carrier was repeatedly harassed and injured by Canuck the crow, the notorious bird who adopted the neighbourhood and built its first nest this year.
  Canuck the Crow, seen in this undated handout photo from the bird’s Facebook page, is holding a kitchen k
  
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• Health Canada approves supervised consumption of oral and intra-nasal substances at two Surrey sites

  27-06-2017 19:38 via vancouversun.com
  
  Illicit drug users in Surrey will soon be allowed consume oral and intra-nasal substances in addition to intravenous injections at the city’s two supervised consumption sites.
  Health Canada approved Fraser Health’s request to provide supervised consumption of oral and intra-nasal substances — the first time such an exemption has been granted in Canada — at SafePoint on 135A Street, which opened on June 8, and Quibble Creek Sobering and Assessment Centr
  
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• Style Q&A: Mom's sewing drove Rimpy Sahota to create made-in-Canada collection

  27-06-2017 19:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Rimpy Sahota isn’t exactly a newcomer to the Vancouver fashion scene.
  In fact, she’s been a go-to for shoppers looking for a stylish piece that will help them stand out from the crowd since she first started her namesake brand in 2014.
  Sahota recently took a break from designing her collection to chat with Postmedia News about her inspiration, her style and where she sees her brand going from here.  
  Q. Why did you start your collection?
  A. I grew up with four sisters and
  
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• Five Canadian films to check out as part of Cinematheque's free screenings week

  27-06-2017 19:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Canada On Screen: A Week of Free Screenings
  July 1-7 | Cinematheque
  Info: thecinematheque.ca
  1. Jesus of Montreal (Jésus de Montréal). In honour of our sesquicentennial, critics, scholars, and industry professionals from across the country were asked to select 150 essential Canuck filmworks. Cinematheque has been screening selections from the list all year, and the commemorative event continues with a week of free screenings. Denys Arcand’s acclaimed (Jury Prize winner at Can
  
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• Dance meets film in one-day Cascadia festival

  27-06-2017 19:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Cascadia Dance & Cinema Festival
  July 2 | The Dance Centre and Vancity Theatre
  Info: cascadiafestival.com
  Jen Ray is a dancer originally from Vancouver. Now based just outside of Washington, D.C,  Ray is returning to her hometown to put on the second Cascadia Dance & Cinema Festival, a one-day event showcasing the fusion of dance and cinema with screenings, workshops and receptions. We talked to Ray about the event.
  Q: Can you explain what you mean when you talk about the convergenc
  
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• Free B.C. Ferries reservations to help Mayne Island travellers

  27-06-2017 18:53 via vancouversun.com
  
  B.C. Ferries is offering free reservations on the Tsawwassen-Swartz Bay route for people travelling to Mayne Island in the next few days after hundreds of weekend travellers were caught in a massive traffic jam as they tried to leave the island on Sunday.
  All sailings of Queen of Nanaimo between the Lower Mainland and the Gulf Islands were cancelled on Friday due to propeller problems. The Queen of Nanaimo, which has room for 160 cars and 900 passengers, is still out of service and won’t b
  
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• Make #CivicPlaza 1 of your go-to spots for summer fun! Here's Clare to tell you what's happening.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  27-06-2017 18:00 via twitter.com
  Make #CivicPlaza 1 of your go-to spots for summer fun! Here's Clare to tell you what's happening.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Soupy goo swept into B.C.'s Okanagan Lake spawns algae bloom in north arm

  27-06-2017 15:36 via vancouversun.com
  
  VERNON — An algae bloom in the north arm of British Columbia’s Okanagan Lake has prompted a warning to stay out of water in the area until further notice.
  The Okanagan Indian Band says the bloom in waters off its land was first thought to be a sewage leak but testing showed it was caused by a high level of organic material in the lake.
  The affected area is north and west of Vernon.
  High temperatures over the weekend helped the algae flourish in a soupy mixture that the band says incl
  
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• Crews battling two wildfires in B.C.'s Northern Interior and Cariboo regions

  27-06-2017 15:34 via vancouversun.com
  
  100 MILE HOUSE — There are two wildfires burning in the Cariboo and Northern Interior regions of B.C.
  BC Wildfire Service says a containment line has been established around an out-of-control wildfire near 100 Mile House.
  The fire was discovered Friday and grew to cover an estimated 36 hectares, and is still at risk of spreading.
  A blaze 40 kilometres south of Houston has also kept about 80 firefighters busy this weekend.
  That fire, which is about 75 hectares in size, is contained and isn&
  
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• Daphne Bramham: Out of the chaos, B.C. may finally get affordable child care

  27-06-2017 12:30 via vancouversun.com
  
  After decades of lagging other developed nations and decades of lobbying, Canadians may finally get universal access to good-quality and affordable childcare.
  At long last, the political resistance to accessible and affordable early childhood education programs across the country appears to have been overwhelmed with all of the evidence that indicates the investment is good for the economy as well as the long-term health, wealth and happiness of the children who receive it.
  Earlier this month &m
  
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• Canada 150: Tong Louie built his family company into a B.C. business empire

  27-06-2017 12:30 via vancouversun.com
  
  To mark Canada’s 150th birthday, we are counting down to Canada Day with profiles of 150 noteworthy British Columbians.
  Tong Louie isn’t as well-known as B.C. business legends such as Jim Pattison or H.R. MacMillan. But he probably should be — his family company, H.Y. Louie, is one of the great B.C. business success stories.
  It was Tong Louie who brought IGA to B.C. in the 1950s. In 1976, he purchased London Drugs, the retail giant. And he built the H.Y. Louie company from a re
  
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• Angels in America pure heaven at The Jessies for Art Club Theatre Co.

  27-06-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  When the 35th annual Jessie Richardson Theatre Awards were handed out Monday night at the Commodore Ballroom it was The Arts Club Theatre Company’s Angels in America: Millennium Approaches which took home the outstanding production award in the large theatre category.
  The Pulitzer-prize winning Tony Kushner play about the HIV/AIDS crisis in New York in the mid-’80s also earned outstanding actor in a lead role for Damien Atkins and outstanding sound for Torquil Campbell and Alessandro
  
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• Two campers fall off 40-foot cliff near Harrison Hot Springs

  27-06-2017 06:38 via vancouversun.com
  
  A weekend camping trip ended with a trip to the hospital for a Prince George couple who fell 40 feet down a cliff while looking for a toilet. 
  Michelle Periera and Brian Fox pitched a campsite on a picturesque spot known locally as Moon Rock overlooking Morris Lake, west of Harrison Hot Springs, with friends Airn Plonka and Danielle Bleaney on Saturday. 
  After an idyllic afternoon swim, an evening around the campfire eating smokies and s’mores, and putting their two boys, age 3 a
  
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• Missing 52 Year-Old Located bit.ly/2ubmzoN #NorthVancouver

  27-06-2017 06:20 via twitter.com
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• Documents in historic Tallio murder case released by B.C. court

  27-06-2017 05:58 via vancouversun.com
  
  A B.C. Court of Appeal justice has lifted most of a publication ban on Phillip Tallio’s attempt to appeal his second-degree murder conviction.
  Tallio pleaded guilty in 1983 to the murder of Delavina Lynn Mack, in Bella Coola, but as Postmedia News reported last month in a series of stories, he has maintained his innocence ever since he was sentenced to prison in early 1984.
  Mack’s name, along with several volumes of documents, can now be reported publicly as a result of B.C. Court of
  
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• Tallio case: Lawyers argue over appeal in 1983 Bella Coola murder

  27-06-2017 05:55 via vancouversun.com
  
  Lawyers argued Monday before a B.C. Court of Appeal judge over whether an appeal should be allowed to proceed for a B.C. man who has spent 34 years in jail for murder.
  Phillip James Tallio was arrested and charged in 1983 with the murder of a 22-month-old girl on a First Nations reserve near Bella Coola. Tallio, who was 17 at the time, initially pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder, but nine days into a jury trial he pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, which brought a sentence of life i
  
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• Greens and NDP combine to vote down B.C. Liberal bills

  27-06-2017 05:36 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — B.C.’s weakened Liberal government suffered its first taste of defeat after almost 16 years of majority political dominance Monday, setting the stage for the party’s ultimate ouster from office later this week.
  The Liberals were outvoted on two bills in the legislature, including one that reversed the party’s long-standing opposition to banning corporate and union donations for political parties.
  An alliance of NDP and Green MLAs, which hold a one-vote margin o
  
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• Firefighters are on scene at the 1/4 of the #grousegrind for a person who is reported to have had a seizure. #northvan

  27-06-2017 05:28 via twitter.com
  Firefighters are on scene at the 1/4 of the #grousegrind for a person who is reported to have had a seizure. #northvan
  
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• Opinion: Vancouver’s Chinatown and redrawing the lines in the 'City of Optimists'

  27-06-2017 05:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  In the reverberations following the 105 Keefer St. rezoning rejection, the hearings lay bare the painful realities of city life in Vancouver. Amongst the gleaming towers and $6 lattes, life for many Vancouverites is increasingly vicious, indifferent and cruel. The public hearing became a sign of the growing frustrations and shortcomings of civic governance.
  However, 105 Keefer offers lessons from which a person could even develop a sense of optimism.
  What can be learned?
  The overwhelming opposit
  
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• Lt.-Gov. Guichon faces decision with few precedents assuming Liberals fall

  27-06-2017 04:23 via vancouversun.com
  
  There is probably little in Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon’s past as a rancher and advocate for conservation that would have prepared her for being thrust into the fulcrum of Canadian constitutional democracy, but there are few precedents for the position she is in.
  Guichon left the ranges of her family’s historic ranch in the Nicola Valley near Merritt just before roundup in 2012 to take over the mostly ceremonial viceregal position from her predecessor, Steven Point, a Sto:lo First Nation
  
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• Vaughn Palmer: B.C. MLAs make political history

  27-06-2017 04:15 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — The B.C. legislature was in session for a mere 10 minutes Monday afternoon when the MLAs began making provincial parliamentary history.
  Mike de Jong, House leader for the governing B.C. Liberals, surprised the Opposition parties with a bill that would have granted the B.C. Greens the full-party status they had been seeking since the election.
  “I move the bill be introduced and read a first time now,” said de Jong, invoking parliamentary procedure both ancient and rou
  
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• Waste not: Vancouver looks to reduce the millions of weekly coffee cups, takeout containers in garbage

  27-06-2017 03:19 via vancouversun.com
  
  More than two million plastic bags, 2.6 million paper coffee cups, and countless foam takeout food containers are thrown out each week in Vancouver.
  “It kind of takes your breath away,” Coun. Andrea Reimer said of the figures, which appear in an administrative report that council will consider at a meeting on Tuesday. “You don’t realize how much that adds up.”
  As part of its push to become the greenest city in the world, Vancouver is looking at ways to reduce the nu
  
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• Ian Mulgrew: Legal aid for refugees in B.C. being cut Aug. 1

  27-06-2017 03:11 via vancouversun.com
  
  The Legal Services Society of B.C. will stop paying lawyers to represent refugees as of Aug. 1 because it has run out of money and has not received promised funding from Ottawa to deal with the fallout from a global humanitarian crisis.
  The non-profit legal aid organization handled 860 refugee contracts in 2016-17, compared to 350 in 2013-14, and it expects to accept around 1,400 of 1,900 applications this year. 
  Ontario, which has 10 times the volume of cases, and other provincial leg
  
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• Tim Shields trial: Woman defends sending friendly emails after alleged sex assault

  27-06-2017 02:26 via vancouversun.com
  
  VANCOUVER — A woman who has accused British Columbia’s former RCMP spokesman of sexual assault defended the friendly tone of emails she sent after the alleged attack as a defence lawyer questioned her about them today.
  David Butcher is representing former inspector Tim Shields in provincial court and he presented the woman with a number of printed copies of emails she sent to his client while she was a civilian RCMP employee.
  In one email she asked if he had any “magnificent in
  
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• North Vancouver RCMP searching for missing 52-year-old man

  27-06-2017 02:01 via globalnews.ca
  
  John Campbell Grainger and his German Shepard Duka were last seen on Sunday.
  
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• Counting down 'til Council meets tonight at 6pm. Joining us? Watching online? See what's on the agenda:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  27-06-2017 02:00 via twitter.com
  Counting down 'til Council meets tonight at 6pm. Joining us? Watching online? See what's on the agenda:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Tonights' regular Council meeting starts at 7pm. Can't make the meeting? You can watch it live online:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  27-06-2017 01:45 via twitter.com
  Tonights' regular Council meeting starts at 7pm. Can't make the meeting? You can watch it live online:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Judge reluctantly grants injunction to clear out Vancouver tent city by Wednesday

  27-06-2017 01:17 via vancouversun.com
  
  A judge has reluctantly ordered about 50 homeless who have been camping on a city-owned lot in Vancouver designated for social housing to vacate the premises by Wednesday.
  On Monday, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Joel Groves granted an injunction to dismantle the tents and other structures at 950 Main St., where the homeless have been camping since April 28.
  The Lu’ma Native Housing Society, a non-profit group which is planning to build 26 social housing units for aboriginal people on the sit
  
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• 2018 Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class submission deadline June 30

  27-06-2017 01:07 via vancouversun.com
  
  Submissions are now being taken from emerging musicians for the 2018 Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class. The weeklong, customized artist development program co-developed by Canada’s Music Incubator at Coalition Music will give three emerging Canadian artists essential tools to perfect their careers.
  The JUNO Awards and Slaight Music are both involved in presenting the annual event.
  Created in 2011, Slaight Music was started by Gary Slaight and Derrick Ross to develop various initiatives
  
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• Kelowna jury ponders sucker punch or self-defence?

  27-06-2017 00:39 via vancouversun.com
  
  KELOWNA — Was it a sucker punch or self-defence? It all comes down to that question in the trial of Cory Van Gilder, a Kelowna man charged with manslaughter in the February 2016 death of 30-year-old Zachary Gaudette.
  “This is essentially a sucker punch,” said Crown counsel Andrew Vandersluys in his final submission Monday to the eight-man, four-woman jury in courtroom No. 3 at the Kelowna Law Courts.
  “Mr. Van Gilder was not justified in punching Mr. Gaudette. It was an un
  
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• Thanks to all who came out to ride our pop-up #bikelane along W Queens Rd to #NewDelbrook on Sat. Great day (and gr… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  27-06-2017 00:32 via twitter.com
  Thanks to all who came out to ride our pop-up #bikelane along W Queens Rd to #NewDelbrook on Sat. Great day (and gr… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Career opportunity! Recruiting now for Director, North Shore Emergency Management (NSEM). Click here to apply ow.ly/1B5A30cUCaf

  27-06-2017 00:20 via twitter.com
  Career opportunity! Recruiting now for Director, North Shore Emergency Management (NSEM). Click here to apply ow.ly/1B5A30cUCaf
  
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