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• Two men arrested after climbing Lions Gate Bridge, stopping traffic in search of photo op

  06-07-2017 23:54 via vancouversun.com
  
  Sometimes, Instagram just isn’t worth it.
  Vancouver Police are recommending charges against two Millennials after the pair were found scaling the guy-wires on Lions Gate Bridge early Thursday morning, in pursuit of a sky-high photo op.Around 8:30 a.m., a driver called 911 after spotting a man with a headlamp and a large backpack climb over the railing of the bridge. The man then began climbing up the guy-wires and reached a height of about 50 to 70-feet above the bridge deck.
  Officers who
  
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• Gallery: Vancouver Aquarium opens its Steller sea lion exhibit

  06-07-2017 23:36 via vancouversun.com
  
  The Vancouver Aquarium has opened its new new Steller’s Bay exhibit giving visitors an opportunity to get up-close and personal with Steller sea lions.
   A male Steller sea lion can grow up to 3.4 metres (11 feet) long and weigh as much as 1,120 kg (2,500 pounds). Females can reach 3 metres (9.4 feet) long and 370 kg (770 pounds).
  Underwater viewing windows allow aquarium visitors to watch the Steller sea lions dive, feed, and interact with each other below the surface of the water.&nb
  
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• Attn artists & vendors! Want to be a part of #SummerSessions? There are a few spots open. Apply here:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  06-07-2017 23:10 via twitter.com
  Attn artists & vendors! Want to be a part of #SummerSessions? There are a few spots open. Apply here:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Man who sexually assaulted girl at Vancouver beach gets two years

  06-07-2017 22:47 via vancouversun.com
  
  A man who was convicted of sex offences against an underage girl at a Vancouver beach three years ago has been sentenced to two years in jail.
  In August last year, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Miriam Gropper found David Alan Lessor, 49, guilty of sexual assault and sexual interference of the eight-year-old girl at Acadia Beach at the University Endowment Lands on July 1, 2014.
  In imposing sentence on Lessor on Thursday, the judge said the aggravating factors for him included a prior conviction in
  
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• How provinces have tried to speed up the justice system

  06-07-2017 22:44 via vancouversun.com
  
  VANCOUVER — Provinces have brought in new procedures to speed up the justice system following last year’s Supreme Court of Canada ruling in the Jordan case, which set tight time limits for trials. Here’s a look at some of the initiatives provinces have undertaken:
  Quebec
  Quebec is investing $175-million over four years to recruit new judges, prosecutors, legal aid lawyers and support staff and create new courtrooms. So far, 449 positions have been filled and several new hearing
  
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• There's so much going on this summer. Be in the know with #CityView eNews. Here's the latest edition:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  06-07-2017 22:05 via twitter.com
  There's so much going on this summer. Be in the know with #CityView eNews. Here's the latest edition:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• These funds will help youth mental health programs on the North Shore. #northvan #northshore #mentalhealthawareness twitter.com/dnvffcs/status…

  06-07-2017 21:52 via twitter.com
  These funds will help youth mental health programs on the North Shore.#northvan #northshore #mentalhealthawareness twitter.com/dnvffcs/status…
  
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• B.C. Ferries warns of zero tolerance for passengers who drink or use d

  06-07-2017 21:37 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — B.C. Ferries is reminding travellers that impaired passengers or drivers at its terminals or on board its ships will not be tolerated.
  A news release from B.C. Ferries says customers who arrive at any terminal under the influence will be reported to police.
  It says there were 127 incidents over the last fiscal year where police were called to deal with a possibly intoxicated walk-on passenger or driver.
  B.C. Ferries vice-president of customer services Corinne Storey says the com
  
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• Presto, instant bridge! New temp #montroyal bridge will maintain access while we build the new, permanent bridge.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  06-07-2017 21:35 via twitter.com
  Presto, instant bridge! New temp #montroyal bridge will maintain access while we build the new, permanent bridge.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• B.C.'s NDP government will be officially sworn in July 18

  06-07-2017 21:23 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — B.C.’s new NDP government will officially take power on July 18, premier-designate John Horgan announced Thursday.
  Horgan and his cabinet will be sworn in on that day at Government House by Lt.-Gov. Judith Guichon, marking the NDP’s official start as government. 
  Carole James, MLA for Victoria-Beacon Hill.
  “We are excited to deliver on our commitments,” NDP MLA Carole James said in a statement.
  “That’s why we are working as quic
  
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• We're all set for #LongTableLunch. @yvrDCtaco & live music come on over to #CivicPlaza 12-2pm. Enjoy! #NorthVan… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  06-07-2017 20:52 via twitter.com
  We're all set for #LongTableLunch. @yvrDCtaco & live music come on over to #CivicPlaza 12-2pm. Enjoy! #NorthVan… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• RCMP arrest man after gunshot reported in Richmond

  06-07-2017 20:52 via vancouversun.com
  
  Mounties swarmed an address in Richmond Wednesday afternoon after receiving a report of a shot fired.
  More than 10 Richmond RCMP patrol officers and multiple Lower Mainland police dog service units surrounded a place in the 4000 block of Boundary Round.Police say an altercation between two parties led to the discharge of a firearm.
  A 45-year old Richmond man male treated at scene for non-gunshot related injuries before being taken into police custody.
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• Edmonton man drowns in Okanagan Lake despite bystanders' efforts

  06-07-2017 20:52 via vancouversun.com
  
  KELOWNA — Police say a 25-year-old Edmonton man drowned while swimming in Okanagan Lake in British Columbia.
  West Kelowna RCMP were called to assist paramedics who were responding to a report of a possible drowning at a campground early Wednesday evening.
  Emergency crews took over from bystanders who had pulled the man from the lake and were performing CPR, but the young man died at the scene.
  Cpl. Jesse O’Donaghey says the man was swimming when he suddenly went under the water and d
  
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• The ☀️ is out. A perfect day to enjoy the #NorthVan waterfront. Go for a walk, chill on the #Megabench or take the… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  06-07-2017 20:01 via twitter.com
  The ☀️ is out. A perfect day to enjoy the #NorthVan waterfront. Go for a walk, chill on the #Megabench or take the… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Montana earthquake felt throughout British Columbia

  06-07-2017 19:59 via vancouversun.com
  
  Some British Columbians received a jolt this morning as the effects of a 5.8 magnitude earthquake in Montana were felt from Kelowna to Vancouver.
  The magnitude 5.8 earthquake hit at 12:30 a.m. about six miles (9.7 kilometres) southeast of Lincoln, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. A magnitude 4.9 quake rattled the same general area about five minutes later.Related
  B.C. EARTHQUAKE THREATENS VANCOUVER BUILDINGSThe tremor roused residents in Kelowna.I think there was a mild earthquake here i
  
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• Anthony Gismondi: Time to move on appellations in B.C.

  06-07-2017 19:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  With the change in government in B.C., it’s probably safe to say there will be no change in the Okanagan Valley wine map this summer.
  I’m not so sure there would have been any change under the previous regime either, since they have been sitting on the findings of the B.C. Wine Appellation Task Group since April 2016 for reasons only they could explain.
  The Golden Mile Bench sub-appellation not withstanding, nothing much has changed regarding the Okanagan Valley wine map since t
  
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• Puppy found dumped in Langley with suspected tail amputation injury

  06-07-2017 18:54 via vancouversun.com
  
  Why would someone try to amputate a puppy’s tail?
  That’s what the B.C. SPCA is investigating after a three-month-old Doberman pinscher was found abandoned at the side of a road in Langley last weekend.
  On Sunday, a pair of Good Samaritans visiting from out-of-town spotted the dog near some mailboxes at 264th Street and 64th Avenue. The dog was rushed to the Abbotsford SPCA for treatment.
  “The puppy was thin and her tail area was grossly swollen and infected – oozing puss
  
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• Bacon murder trial in Kelowna adjourned to July 24

  06-07-2017 18:46 via vancouversun.com
  
  KELOWNA, B.C. — A B.C. Supreme Court trial has been briefly adjourned for three men charged with first-degree murder in a gang-related shooting in Kelowna.
  Jason McBride, Michael Jones and Jujhar Khun-Khun have been on trial since May 29 following more than a year of delays.
  The case has now been adjourned until July 24.
  The three accused were arrested in 2013 and have pleaded not guilty to the August 2011 killing of Jonathan Bacon, along with the attempted murder of four others in a dayti
  
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• #LongTableLunch 12-2pm TODAY @ #CivicPlaza. We've got @yvrDCtaco #foodtruck + live music + games!… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  06-07-2017 18:01 via twitter.com
  #LongTableLunch 12-2pm TODAY @ #CivicPlaza. We've got @yvrDCtaco #foodtruck + live music + games!… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Daily Poll: Do you support Vancouver's proposed Airbnb regulations?

  06-07-2017 17:40 via vancouversun.com
  
  This week, the City of Vancouver proposed new Airbnb regulations that would cut down on short-term rentals cutting into the city’s rental stock.
  Those wishing to rent out a spare bedroom or their entire primary property would be required to get a $49 annual business licence, as well as a one-time $54 activation fee. Hosts would be required to post a valid licence number on their Airbnb listing.
  Both the city and Airbnb would work together to verify licensed hosts, according to reporter Che
  
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• Video: Chopper footage of Mount Harvey rescue provides dizzying views

  06-07-2017 17:34 via vancouversun.com
  
  If you’re afraid of heights, maybe don’t watch this video.
  Two ill-equipped men who were rescued off Mount Harvey on Tuesday now have video footage to commemorate their poorly planned outing.
  Lions Bay Search and Rescue and North Shore Rescue conducted a joint rescue Tuesday afternoon to help two men who had made it to the summit of Mount Harvey but did not have the equipment to get back down.
  A helicopter was brought in to assist with the long-line airlift of the two hikers. Talon H
  
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• Business destroyed, home damaged by wildfire near Cherry Creek

  06-07-2017 17:19 via vancouversun.com
  
  KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Firefighters have managed to contain a small but intense wildfire that has destroyed a business just west of Kamloops, B.C.
  The BC Wildfire Service says a crew of 47 backed by a helicopter and 11 planes responded to the blaze that broke out Wednesday afternoon following a crash on Highway 1 through the tiny community of Cherry Creek.
  Fire information officer Max Birkner says 26 firefighters stayed on scene overnight to keep the flames from spreading beyond 15 hectares, and
  
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• Over 200 cases tossed over delays since top court's Jordan decision

  06-07-2017 16:56 via vancouversun.com
  
  VANCOUVER — More than 200 criminal cases across the country have been tossed due to unreasonable delays since the Supreme Court of Canada’s landmark Jordan decision one year ago, court data shows.
  The cases include murders, sexual assaults, drug trafficking and child luring, all stayed by judges because the defendant’s constitutional right to a timely trial was infringed.
  While provinces and the federal government have taken steps over the past year to speed up Canada’s s
  
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• Supreme Court upholds procedure for allowing breathalyzer evidence

  06-07-2017 16:53 via vancouversun.com
  
  OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada is upholding procedures that permit shortcuts in allowing a motorist’s breathalyzer sample into evidence — even in cases where taking the sample may have been unlawful.
  In a decision today, the court is affirming the existing charter process for challenging police actions in obtaining a sample.
  The high court’s 5-4 ruling comes in the case of Dion Henry Alex, who was stopped by police in Penticton, B.C., in April 2012.
  Alex failed a ro
  
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• Restaurant review: Finding the future of gastronomy in Lima

  06-07-2017 15:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Central
  Calle Santa Isabel 376
  Lima| 51 1 2428515 
  Open for lunch and dinner; centralrestaurante.com.pe/en
  To some folks (me!), the thriller in Peru is not Machu Picchu but Lima’s food scene. Peru and Lima, in particular, have been astonishing international food hounds for some time now and prompted Ferran Adria (the Spanish genius behind the late, great El Bulli restaurant) to announce the future of gastronomy is Peru where food is nothing less than a religion.
  I was there for three
  
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• Ian Mulgrew: Non-practicing lawyer wreaks havoc litigating for 'sport'

  06-07-2017 15:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Mokua Gichuru is another example of the failure of government, the judiciary and the Law Society of B.C. to reform archaic court rules and practices that cost taxpayers and victimize ordinary people.
  Since 2000, Gichuru has harassed individuals and institutions with an avalanche of litigation for which he assumes no responsibility — thumbing his nose at cost awards against him.
  In a recent rebuke, Supreme Court Justice Joel Groves said it was “completely inappropriate” to allow
  
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• Five Things to Know: Airbnb regulations, Steve Darling returns

  06-07-2017 14:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Vancouver finally acts on Airbnb, a Ferrari driver will be without his car for the whole summer, and Steve Darling will be back on the air in short order. Here are five things you need to know:
  Vancouver proposes regulations for Airbnb
  The City of Vancouver has made its move in a slow-burning battle with Airbnb, proposing new regulations that would allow for short-term rentals, provided the lister has a valid business license.
  “Short-term rentals have gobbled up a lot of the long-term rent
  
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• Vancouver port urges ships to slow down for killer whales

  06-07-2017 12:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  The Port of Vancouver is asking ships this summer to voluntarily slow to 11 knots — up to about a 40-per-cent reduction — when transiting Haro Strait to reduce noise levels for endangered, southern-resident killer whales.
  “I’d say it’s a first in the world, a project of this scale,” Orla Robinson, manager of the port’s Enhancing Cetacean Habitat and Observation (ECHO) program, said in an interview Wednesday. “We’re trying to understand t
  
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• Whitecaps 3 NYCFC 2: Reyna shines as Caps come back in big win

  06-07-2017 07:19 via vancouversun.com
  
  By Megan Stewart
  Say hello to Yordy Reyna!
  In scoring his first Major League Soccer goal of the season Wednesday night, and his first for the Whitecaps, the 23-year-old Peruvian striker managed to do what the Whitecaps have struggled to accomplish of late.
  Reyna scored in the 88th minute and did so without a scripted pass coming his way off a set piece.REYNA HEADS HOME THE WINNER!!!!!!! #VWFC #VANvNYC https://t.co/MU9hoieYrl
  — Vancouver Whitecaps (@WhitecapsFC) July 6, 2017
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• Research chairs should be based on merit not gender

  06-07-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Boosting Canada’s image as a leader in science and technology played a large part of Justin Trudeau’s leadership campaign, bringing promise of increased funding and political support for scientific research where Stephen Harper had failed.
  The funding portion of the Liberal’s promise has since been witnessed, with $95 million being added to Canada’s primary granting agencies in 2016. However, female scientists are now being treated as “applicants of interest”
  
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• Vaughn Palmer: Meggs will now shape Horgan's future

  06-07-2017 04:01 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — The last time Geoff Meggs worked in the office of an NDP premier, he authored an “aggressive” strategy to ensure more favourable media coverage of the Glen Clark government.
  “Denials of equal time by reporters or inaccurate reporting of ministers availability should be documented and reported to B.C. (government) communications as well as followed up by ministry staff,” wrote Meggs in a confidential memo distributed to political staffers in 1997.
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• Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson plans to license, tax Airbnb rentals

  06-07-2017 03:40 via vancouversun.com
  
  Faced with a rental-housing crunch and the country’s lowest vacancy rates, the City of Vancouver is proposing new regulations aimed at curbing short-term rentals — a move it estimates could restore about 1,000 units for long-term renters.
  The rules, which also require online rental platforms such as Airbnb or Expedia to only allow listings with valid business licences, could be a litmus test in terms of how these companies operate in Canada. 
  “Short-term rentals have gobbl
  
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• Son was in 'fragmented' state of mind before prison suicide, dad says

  06-07-2017 03:23 via vancouversun.com
  
  VANCOUVER — A British Columbia man says his son was in a “fragmented” state of mind just days before he hanged himself in a solitary confinement prison cell where he didn’t belong.
  Robert Roy told a B.C. Supreme Court trial challenging the use of indefinite confinement that he was distressed to learn his son wanted to be transferred from medium-security Matsqui Institution in Abbotsford to Kent Institution, a maximum-security penitentiary in nearby Agassiz.
  Court heard Ch
  
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• Impound extended for Ferrari clocked doing 210 km/hr across Lions Gate

  06-07-2017 03:04 via vancouversun.com
  
  A Ferrari driver clocked travelling at over 200 kilometres an hour will not be getting his vehicle back with excessive speed.
  The car, a 2015 Ferrari 458, was initially impounded for seven days after its driver was caught crossing the Lions Gate Bridge at 210 km/h, where the posted speed limit is 60 km/h. But after a review by the Superintendent of Motor Vehicles, an extended impound of 60 days has been imposed.
  In other words, the driver, a 22-year-old West Vancouver resident, has lost the
  
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• Opinion: Vancouver not yet a world-class beer city

  06-07-2017 02:38 via vancouversun.com
  
  A few months ago Vogue magazine suggested that Vancouver might be the “New Craft Beer Capital of North America,” and this newspaper echoed with the question, “Is Vancouver the new Portland when it comes to craft beer?” Well, no. Vancouver has a very long way to go before it can be compared with the great beer cities in North America.
  Yes, we have great — maybe the best — craft beer and breweries, but that’s often where it ends. Great end-user distributio
  
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• Campnab helps users target B.C. Parks cancellations

  06-07-2017 02:33 via vancouversun.com
  
  For unhappy campers who never seem to have luck booking a reservation for their favourite B.C. Parks campsite, Vancouver web-design firm SmashLAB thinks they have something to help.
  SmashLAB technical director Eric Shelkie has written a program, which runs through a website, that automatically searches B.C. Parks’ Discover Camping website looking for campsites that come available through cancellation.
  And if it finds one that fits a user’s bill, the program notifies him or her by tex
  
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• Three things to do in Vancouver on Thursday, July 6

  06-07-2017 02:24 via vancouversun.com
  
  Looking for something to do in Metro Vancouver? Here are three suggestions for Thursday, July 6.
  Ron Funches at The Rio
  Ron Funches is very funny. The stand-up comedian makes frequent appearances on @Midnight, was a writer for The Kroll Show, and starred in NBC’s Undateable. He’s also a talented voice actor, with appearances on all the best animated shows, like BoJack Horseman, Adventure Time and Bob’s Burgers. On Thursday night, he’s at the Rio, doing what he does best:
  
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• NDP open to joint byelections for both Vancouver city and school board

  06-07-2017 02:11 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — B.C.’s incoming NDP government says it’s willing to hold byelections for a vacant Vancouver city council seat and the Vancouver school board at the same time.
  “Our highest priority is to do what’s in the best interests of people and our kids’ education,” the NDP said in a statement Wednesday.
  “We will look at this option and be in discussion with the City of Vancouver.”
  Vancouver city council needs a byelection after councillor Geo
  
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• Waterfront update: Construction of this new water feature is now underway at the #FootofLonsdale.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  06-07-2017 02:00 via twitter.com
  Waterfront update: Construction of this new water feature is now underway at the #FootofLonsdale.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Invasive species in two B.C. lakes lead to fishing closures

  06-07-2017 01:59 via vancouversun.com
  
  CRANBROOK — Two lakes in southeastern B.C. have been closed to sport fishing after the introduction of invasive species that the province says could be difficult to remove.
  The Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations says Fussee Lake and New Lake, both in the East Kootenay region, will not be stocked with trout until the large-mouthed bass and yellow perch populations have been eradicated.
  The ministry said in a news release that invasive fish species can severely impact
  
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• NDP can push much of its agenda through cabinet alone

  06-07-2017 01:58 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — B.C.’s incoming NDP government could fulfil many of its campaign promises through cabinet orders and the annual provincial budget, bypassing the need to squeak numerous bills through the legislature with its one-vote margin.
  An analysis of the NDP’s election platform and its power-sharing deal with the B.C. Green party indicates as much as three-quarters of the New Democrat agenda could be implemented through cabinet orders, cabinet-approved changes to regulations, m
  
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• Evacuation order lifted for 18 homes in Kaleden wildfire

  06-07-2017 01:38 via vancouversun.com
  
  PENTICTON — Residents of 18 homes evacuated when a wildfire ripped through the south Okanagan community of Kaleden on Tuesday can now return home.
  Emergency Info B.C. says that although the evacuation order was rescinded Wednesday, 165 homes in the area remain on evacuation alert.
  B.C. Wildfire Service spokesman Max Birkner said crews fully contained the 6.5-hectare fire by Wednesday afternoon, although it is expected to continue burning for some time.
  The fire destroyed one home Tuesday.
  
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• Dust off your skates, one last time

  06-07-2017 01:37 via vancouversun.com
  
  At the height of its popularity, the Stardust Roller Rink was the Studio 54 of Surrey, the place to be and be seen, complete with a rock ‘n’ roll soundtrack.
  “Friday and Saturday nights were crazy busy with people coming and going, regular skaters and big groups of friends,” said Tracey Gravel, who worked at the rink for 18 years.
  Public sessions would pull in 300 skaters eager to bust a move under the giant mirror ball.
  With school bookings, public skating, family nights
  
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• Property investments by Chinese buyers exceed $100 billion: Juwai

  06-07-2017 01:28 via vancouversun.com
  
  A large Chinese real estate website claims Chinese investors at home and abroad spent over US$100 billion on overseas property investments in 2016.
  This is a 25 per cent increase over Juwai.com’s 2015 estimate of US$80 billion.
  The website named Canada as one of five top destinations for this record amount of money, after the U.S., Australia and Hong Kong.
  The estimate includes purchases made by corporate and individual buyers and are based on the website’s own data as well as i
  
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• Crown seeks adult sentence for youth who fatally shot man in Burnaby

  06-07-2017 01:03 via vancouversun.com
  
  The Crown is seeking an adult sentence for a youth who fatally shot a man following a confrontation between two groups of young men in Burnaby.
  The teen, who was 16 at the time he killed Aladdin Ramadan, 20, in September 2014 and cannot be identified due to a publication ban, was acquitted by a jury of second-degree murder but convicted of the lesser offence of manslaughter.
  In sentencing submissions Wednesday in Vancouver, Crown counsel Linda Ostry said that the central issue on sentencing was
  
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• NDP could call byelections for both Vancouver city and school board

  06-07-2017 00:56 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — B.C.’s incoming NDP government says it’s willing to hold byelections for a vacant Vancouver city council seat and the Vancouver school board at the same time.
  “Our highest priority is to do what’s in the best interests of people and our kids’ education,” the NDP said in a statement Wednesday.
  “We will look at this option and be in discussion with the City of Vancouver.”
  Vancouver city council needs a byelection after councillor Geo
  
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• Man killed in workplace accident at Richmond cargo transport yard

  06-07-2017 00:46 via vancouversun.com
  
  A man is dead following a workplace accident at a cargo transport facility in Richmond.
  A worker, who was employed by at Euro Asia Transload Inc.. was killed Wednesday when he was struck by a truck at a yard located at 16108 Blundell Road. The accident occurred at 9 a.m.
  WorkSafe B.C. is investigating the death and has two officers on site.The dead worker’s name has not been released.
   
  
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• #SummerSessions July 8 w/ @syntheticsmusic playing some 80s tunes. Show off your dance moves + win prizes!… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  06-07-2017 00:25 via twitter.com
  #SummerSessions July 8 w/ @syntheticsmusic playing some 80s tunes. Show off your dance moves + win prizes!… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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