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• Sitting pretty at new Mosaic, or on NBA's billion-dollar benches

  07-07-2017 23:46 via vancouversun.com
  
  BULLS OF THE WEEK
  Major League Baseball is in a better place without the All-Star Game deciding home-field advantage for the World Series.
  ESPN is warming up for the 25th ESPYS, getting ready to make the most of the quietest night in North American professional sport the day after that MLB All-Star Game.
  The Saskatchewan Roughriders are still not winning, but their fans are sure sitting pretty at the new Mosaic Stadium, their $278 million, 33,350-seat venue in Regina, the capital city of the Can
  
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• Last call for feedback on our emerging plan for #Maplewood! Come take a look and tell us what you think:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  07-07-2017 23:43 via twitter.com
  Last call for feedback on our emerging plan for #Maplewood! Come take a look and tell us what you think:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• B.C. mining company receives enforcement order for improper transport of coal

  07-07-2017 23:43 via vancouversun.com
  
  A mining company in northeast B.C. has received a provincial enforcement order to stop moving coal by truck instead of rail, a violation of its environmental certificate.
  The problem is that there is not currently an active rail line to Tumbler Ridge.
  Environmental Assessment Office documents show that a public complaint prompted an investigation into the transport of coal by Conuma Coal Resources Ltd. from its Wolverine coal mine near Tumbler Ridge.
  The company’s environmental certificate
  
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• 3,600 ordered to evacuate ahead of volatile B.C. wildfire

  07-07-2017 23:32 via vancouversun.com
  
  100 MILE HOUSE — A fast-moving wildfire has forced as many as 3,600 people to leave their homes in central British Columbia as another community was added to an evacuation order Friday.
  Al Richmond, chairman of the Cariboo Regional District, said people have been ordered to leave their homes about 200 kilometres northwest of Kamloops.
  The evacuation order applied to about 2,100 properties around 105 Mile House, 108 Mile House and the west shore of Lac La Hache, while about 600 properties w
  
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• Book review: Johnny Cash's Canadian connection makes a compelling read

  07-07-2017 23:30 via vancouversun.com
  
  The Man Who Carried Cash: Saul Holiff, Johnny Cash, and the Making of an American Icon
  By Julie Chadwick
  (Dundurn Press)“I thrive on pressure,” Saul Holiff wrote to Johnny Cash in a letter, and high-voltage pressure he was given from 1961 until 1973 acting as Cash’s manager. Holiff’s many responsibilities included promotion and lots of damage control. He actually carried cash in a briefcase, with a maple leaf on it, to pay people after performances.Holiff was part of many
  
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• Vancouver cop lectures mom over kids left in hot car in viral video

  07-07-2017 23:04 via vancouversun.com
  
  Child protection officials are investigating following several 911 calls earlier this week about two children that were found in a locked vehicle on a warm day with the car alarm blaring.
  Vancouver police received multiples calls on Monday just before 4 p.m., from citizens who spotted the kids inside a car parked at a grocery store on Grandview Highway in east Vancouver.
  Temperatures that day reached the low to mid-20s, but temperatures inside enclosed spaces such as cars parked in the sun quick
  
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• Electric-car community pitches in for couple's cross-Canada adventure

  07-07-2017 22:32 via vancouversun.com
  
  Buddy Boyd’s Chevrolet Bolt is a modern-day electric camel, carrying his family across Canada’s expanse from charging oasis to oasis.
  “There are a few spots in the Prairies and Northern Ontario that have us a little worried, where it’s a long way between chargers,” he said.
  Gibsons residents Boyd, Barb Hetherington and their 38-kilogram dog Piper are testing the limits of the all-electric Bolt in Saskatchewan right now and so far the road has truly risen to meet the
  
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• Drunk-driving son who killed Mountie 'not a monster', dad tells court

  07-07-2017 22:08 via vancouversun.com
  
  COLWOOD — The father of a speeding drunk driver who rammed his truck into a police cruiser and killed a Mountie says his son is “not a monster” and will deal with the tragedy for the rest of his life.
  Ken Fenton said in a letter submitted Friday at a B.C. Supreme Court sentencing hearing for Kenneth Fenton that his son, also known as Jacob, has a three-year-old boy.
  “Jacob is a loving father, son and brother,” he said in the letter read in court Friday.
  He said his
  
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• Are you ready to slide? #SlidetheCity tickets are on sale now. Early bird pricing ends soon.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  07-07-2017 22:00 via twitter.com
  Are you ready to slide? #SlidetheCity tickets are on sale now. Early bird pricing ends soon.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Heading to #DeepCove this weekend? Here are some options for avoiding parking headaches in the village centre:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  07-07-2017 21:39 via twitter.com
  Heading to #DeepCove this weekend? Here are some options for avoiding parking headaches in the village centre:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• District firefighters are responding to a rescue in the Seymour Demonstration Forest. #northvan

  07-07-2017 20:56 via twitter.com
  District firefighters are responding to a rescue in the Seymour Demonstration Forest. #northvan
  
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• Nanaimo officer charged with dangerous driving in 2016 car chase

  07-07-2017 20:45 via vancouversun.com
  
  A Nanaimo RCMP officer has been charged with dangerous driving following a 2016 car chase.
  On Feb. 20, 2016 in Duncan, Const. David Buchanan was involved in an on-duty incident in which police began pursuing an individual riding a motorized scooter. At the end of the chase, the individual suffered alleged injuries.
  The incident and claims of injury led to a review by the Independent Investigation Office.
  Following the investigation, a charge was forwarded to Crown Counsel for approval. The charg
  
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• This Week in History: Theatre Under the Stars home Malkin Bowl opens

  07-07-2017 20:31 via vancouversun.com
  
  History tends to repeat itself.
  No one knows that better than my colleague John Mackie, who has been writing the “This Week in History” feature for some time. So when he took a couple weeks off and left me with instructions to fill in, I knew it would be a challenge to find something he hadn’t already written about.
  Mackie gave me a tour of the Vancouver Historical Index, a massive library cataloguing people, places and things in the city’s history. It’s often his s
  
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• Our first #LongTableLunch was a great success! Join us next Thursday 12-2pm in #CivicPlaza. cnv.org/LongTableLunch… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  07-07-2017 20:25 via twitter.com
  Our first #LongTableLunch was a great success! Join us next Thursday 12-2pm in #CivicPlaza. cnv.org/LongTableLunch… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Richmond officer pulls ducklings from drain pipe in cutest rescue ever

  07-07-2017 20:18 via vancouversun.com
  
  A Richmond RCMP officer is being praised for her rescue of a group of ducklings that had wandered off and fallen down a drain pipe Thursday.
  Const. Dawn But was called just before 7:30 a.m. about “children reportedly in distress,” according to a police media release.
  Upon arrival, But found what appeared to be more than a dozen ducklings trapped down a drain pipe filled with mud.
  Richmond RCMP Const. Dawn But is being praised for her quick thinking and rescue of a group of 14 ducklin
  
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• Before she was 'the girl in the tent,' she was a beloved sister

  07-07-2017 19:35 via vancouversun.com
  
  “Little,” as she was known on the streets of Newton, stood just over five feet tall and weighed only 110 pounds, her dark brown eyes always framed by thick glasses to correct her poor vision.
  At times brash and outspoken, she was also fiercely protective of her three younger siblings, never wanting them to experience her own life of drug addiction and homelessness.
  Santanna Scott-Huntinghawk was 19 when she died on Nov. 30, 2016 in a tent hidden in some trees just off a busy Surrey s
  
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• In collection zones 1 or 2? We'll pick up your old garbage & green cans on your next two collection days. Details:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  07-07-2017 19:32 via twitter.com
  In collection zones 1 or 2? We'll pick up your old garbage & green cans on your next two collection days. Details:… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Brian Minter: Basic watering skills crucial for summer plant survival

  07-07-2017 19:15 via vancouversun.com
  
  How are your garden and container plants holding up in our vacillating summer weather?  
  Dirk Muntean, a horticultural consultant to growers in Western Canada and the U.S. who has a Master’s degree in plant physiology and plant ecology, believes 80 per cent of the plant problems in the greenhouse and nursery industry are related to water management. 
  Muntean has some valuable tips for the home gardener when it comes to watering, especially during times of summer heat. 
  
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• B.C. wildfire near 100 Mile House doubles in size Friday to 1,200 ha

  07-07-2017 19:03 via vancouversun.com
  
  A wildfire sparked Thursday near 100 Mile House has more than doubled in size overnight to 1,200 hectares and growing.
  As of Friday at 8:30 a.m., the fire was recorded as being nearly triple the size of Vancouver’s Stanley Park, which measures 405 hectares, and was still zero per cent contained.
  Some 120 firefighters, 25 support staff members, six helicopters, and more than a dozen pieces of heavy equipment are expected to remain on site throughout the day to continue battling the blaze, w
  
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• Feminist Ferron drawn back to Vancouver Folk Music Festival

  07-07-2017 19:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Vancouver Folk Music Festival
  July 13-16 | Jericho Beach Park
  Tickets and info: Free, July 13 (reserve a ticket online). From $50, July 14-16, thefestival.bc.ca
  Forty years ago, the first Vancouver Folk Music Festival was held in Stanley Park. In 1979, the event moved to its gorgeous site at Jericho Beach Park. Back in those days, the civic conscience revolved around more than endless whining about affordability and “are we/aren’t we world-class, or not” debates. A healthy clim
  
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• Vancouver Island brothers ‘just having fun’ draw Mountie tactical team

  07-07-2017 18:55 via vancouversun.com
  
  Reports of two men in camouflage gear carrying what looked to be high-powered rifles led an RCMP helicopter, a tactical team, a canine team and several Mounties to surround a rural property south of Nanaimo on Wednesday night.
  Once two brothers realized they might have attracted the heavy police presence, they walked over to the police blockade — without their guns — and told the officers they were playing an army game with non-lethal airsoft guns.
  It started when Karl and Tylor Lofs
  
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• Seen the new parklet @ Lonsdale & E 18 St? Come sit, relax, connect and enjoy. cnv.org/PLAY #NorthVan… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  07-07-2017 18:02 via twitter.com
  Seen the new parklet @ Lonsdale & E 18 St? Come sit, relax, connect and enjoy. cnv.org/PLAY #NorthVan… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Daphne Bramham: Can a charm offensive buy the Canadian navy support?

  07-07-2017 17:22 via vancouversun.com
  
  The Royal Canadian Navy is on a charm offensive. It’s come after the Liberal government’s plans to increase defence spending by 73 per cent to $62-billion over the next decade.
  Before the 2016 federal budget, Canadians were asked for their 15 top picks for where their money should be spent. Health care was first and defence spending was 14th, with only five per cent support.
  Canadians may love the idea of peacekeepers, but are less keen on combat troops. Since the Second World War, C
  
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• Stuart McNish: Desh Pillay on the many languages that are English

  07-07-2017 17:14 via vancouversun.com
  
  This week’s Conversation That Matters is about English and how it grew to be the No. 1 and No. 2 language in the world. There are so many versions of English that learning the language is one thing, learning the local dialect is another.
  “Heavy accents make it harder to get emergency help, get or give directions and they can hinder your career,” said Desh Pillay of Change Your Accent.
  Prof. Molly Babel takes us on a guided tour of how and why English took off as
  
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• Daily Poll: Does Instagram promote risk-taking on the North Shore ... - Vancouver Sun

  07-07-2017 16:41 via vancouversun.com
  
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  Daily Poll: Does Instagram promote risk-taking on the North Shore ...
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  NORTH VANCOUVER, BC -- July 4, 2013 -- The Thirty Foot Pool provides thrill seekers a place to dive in Lynn Canyon in North Vancouver on July 4, 2013.and more »
  
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• Daily Poll: Does Instagram promote risks in the North Shore mountains?

  07-07-2017 16:40 via vancouversun.com
  
  This week, rescuers reminded those heading into the North Shore mountains in search of that perfect Instagram snap at the top of a cliff to be cautious and prepared, after they conducted five rescues in just four days.
  Victor Penman, chief of the District of North Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services, spoke to reporter Nick Eagland about how dangerous forays into the mountains in search of waterfalls, cliffs, and hard-to-find views has become almost something to brag about online through perfectly
  
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• Vaughn Palmer: Horgan gets it right by naming Wright deputy minister

  07-07-2017 15:51 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — Premier-designate John Horgan sent an encouraging signal this week when he named Don Wright as deputy minister to himself and head of the public service in the incoming NDP government.
  Wright’s credentials are impressive. PhD in economics from Harvard. Former top executive at a public university, a private forest company and the umbrella financial institution for 144 credit unions.
  He’s a broad-based contemporary thinker, witness his pronouncements over the year
  
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• Five Things to Know: Mayor Robertson's breakup, social media stunts

  07-07-2017 14:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  The Mayor is single, social media may be making people do crazy things, and a former B.C. Lion showed signs of CTE. Here are five things you need to know:
  Mayor Robertson left Wanting, or perhaps Wanting left Mayor
  If you care who Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson is dating, it may interest you to know that right now, it’s nobody.
  On Thursday, we learned that Mayor Robertson and pop star Wanting Qu have split up after two and a half years together. According to the mayor’s office, via
  
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• UN report expresses concern over Site C impact on park

  07-07-2017 12:30 via vancouversun.com
  A United Nations report is expressing serious concerns about the downstream impacts of B.C. Hydro’s Site C dam on Wood Buffalo National Park, a World Heritage Site spanning the Alberta-Northwest Territories border.
  A decision report by the World Heritage Committee of the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization takes issue with Canada’s position not to further investigate the impact of the 1,100-megawatt dam on the park.
  The report urges Canada “to make
  
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• Three things to do in Vancouver on Friday, July 7

  07-07-2017 07:02 via vancouversun.com
  
  Looking for something to do in Metro Vancouver? Here are three suggestions for Friday, July 7.
  Theatre Under The Stars: Mary Poppins
  Another season of Theatre Under The Stars at Stanley Park’s Malkin Bowl begins this weekend, and if you want to beat the crowds and the hype, not to mention save a little money, you can catch the very first preview of Mary Poppins on Friday night. It’s a great musical with one of my favourite tunes ever: Chim Chim Cher-ee.The plot, for anyone who was ju
  
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• Readers react to Khadr's $10.5-million payout

  07-07-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  Re: Trudeau Liberals to pay Omar Khadr $10.5M for suffering at Guantanamo, July 4.
  Is Canada so flush that the government can afford to throw around millions of taxpayers’ money? Canada had nothing to do with Omar Khadr’s conviction and incarceration. He was tried and found guilty of murder in a foreign court. And now our bleeding-heart government has made him a hero, deserving of apology and wealth.
  Is it becoming a trend to make lawbreakers rich by our Liberal government in the nam
  
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• Canucks prospects game: Gaudette, Pettersson put on a show

  07-07-2017 06:41 via vancouversun.com
  
  Under normal circumstances, collegiate sniper Adam Gaudette would have had top pre-game billing Thursday night at Rogers Arena.
  However, these are not normal times. Especially when you’re trying to impress Canucks season-ticket holders with a sneak peek at a future dynamic duo via the Summer Showdown showcase of top prospects to conclude development camp.
  This is a time of hope and faith and dreaming of how a pair of slick Swedes not named Sedin — namely centre Elias Pettersson and w
  
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• Large forest fire burning west of 100 Mile House

  07-07-2017 03:56 via vancouversun.com
  
  A major brush fire has broken out just west of 100 Mile House, near the Gustafsen North Forest Service Road. 
  According to the BC Wildfire Service, the blaze, which began this morning, has exploded in size throughout the day. It now spans 3.8 square kilometers and continues to grow.
  “It is burning in some relatively dense timber, so it’s an aggressive fire, it’s burning quite hot and that has challenged our efforts,” BC’s Chief Fire Information Officer Kevin Sk
  
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• Social media spurs risky behaviour in Lynn Canyon, North Shore ... - Vancouver Sun

  07-07-2017 03:51 via vancouversun.com
  
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  Rescuers fear warm weather and a thirst for recognition on social media is driving young adventurers to take dangerous risks.and more »
  
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• Social media driving risky behaviour in Lynn Canyon, North Shore mountains - Vancouver Sun

  07-07-2017 03:51 via vancouversun.com
  
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  Social media driving risky behaviour in Lynn Canyon, North Shore mountains
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  Lovely but deadly. The pools near the Twin Falls Bridge at Lynn Canyon Park in North Vancouver. Gerry Kahrmann / PNG. Share Adjust Comment Print. Rescuers fear warm weather and a thirst for recognition on social media is driving young adventurers to ...and more »
  
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• Social media spurs risky behaviour in Lynn Canyon, North Shore slopes

  07-07-2017 03:50 via vancouversun.com
  
  Rescuers fear warm weather and a thirst for recognition on social media is driving young adventurers to take dangerous risks by heading woefully unprepared into the North Shore mountains.
  On Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat accounts, these adventurers post photos and video of yoga poses beneath waterfalls, hikes to Quarry Rock and cliff jumping in Lynn Canyon, but fail to warn of the risks involved in seeking such picturesque views.
  Victor Penman, chief of the District of North Vancouver Fi
  
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• Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, pop star Wanting Qu have broken up

  07-07-2017 03:26 via vancouversun.com
  
  Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson and pop star Wanting Qu have ended their relationship, according to a report.
  The couple broke up two months ago. The mayor’s office told the South China Morning Post that Robertson and Qu “are no longer together. They ended their relationship in May.”
  Robertson and Qu first went public with their relationship in January 2015, six months after Robertson announced that he had separated from his wife of 30 years, Amy Robertson.
  Robertson became a
  
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• Metro Vancouver to raise rates to pay for sewage infrastructure

  07-07-2017 02:38 via vancouversun.com
  
  Government and stakeholder consultations are expected to begin later this summer on Metro Vancouver’s plans to significantly increase the fees it charges on new developments.
  Any new development within the region, with few exceptions, pays Metro Vancouver a liquid-waste development cost charge (DCC), which is levied at the time permits are issued and collected by municipalities on behalf of Metro.
  The DCCs fund 99 per cent of growth-related sewer projects in the region.
  Metro decided in 20
  
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• B.C. woman sexually assaulted in Boundary Creek Provincial Park

  07-07-2017 02:22 via vancouversun.com
  
  B.C. RCMP are looking for a man after a 69-year-old woman reported being sexually assaulted at a roadside rest stop in Boundary Creek Provincial Park on July 4.
  The woman was driving alone on Highway 3 west of Grand Forks when she noticed a man in a newer silver Toyota SUV pull up beside her and look at her. She said the man then followed her until she decided to pull into Boundary Creek Provincial Park to use the washroom. 
  The woman told police she saw the SUV continue travelling wes
  
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• Horgan gets it right by naming Wright deputy minister

  07-07-2017 02:20 via vancouversun.com
  
  VICTORIA — Premier-designate John Horgan sent an encouraging signal this week when he named Don Wright as deputy minister to himself and head of the public service in the incoming NDP government.
  Wright’s credentials are impressive. Ph.D. in economics from Harvard. Former top executive at a public university, a private forest company and the umbrella financial institution for 144 credit unions.
  He’s a broad-based contemporary thinker, witness his pronouncements over the ye
  
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• By the Numbers: Canada Day on transit

  07-07-2017 02:05 via vancouversun.com
  
  Vancouver expected to host record-breaking crowds over the Canada Day long weekend, so it’s no surprise that tens of thousands of people used Metro Vancouver’s transit system to make their way to and from downtown for the celebrations at Canada Place. 
  “TransLink plays a critical role in getting people to and from major events and this past weekend was no different,” said TransLink CEO Kevin Desmond. “Our customers expect us to be at our best and know they can
  
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• Royal Canadian Navy's charm offensive aimed at buying public support

  07-07-2017 02:03 via vancouversun.com
  
  The Royal Canadian Navy is on a charm offensive. It’s come after the Liberal government’s plans to slash defence spending by 73 per cent to $62-billion over the next decade.
  Before the 2016 federal budget, Canadians were asked for their 15 top picks for where their money should be spent. Health care was first and defence spending was 14th, with only five per cent support.
  Canadians may love the idea of peacekeepers, but are less keen on combat troops. Since the Second World War, Cana
  
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• Hey teens! Tomorrow we've got 'The NeverEnding Story' on the big screen just for you in #CivicPlaza. Fun starts @ 5… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  07-07-2017 02:00 via twitter.com
  Hey teens! Tomorrow we've got 'The NeverEnding Story' on the big screen just for you in #CivicPlaza. Fun starts @ 5… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Concussion is a family concern, says Rick Klassen's son

  07-07-2017 01:41 via vancouversun.com
  
  The late B.C. Lions defensive lineman Rick Klassen was “terrifying” to his children during angry outbursts, recalls his son Chad.
  Klassen began to have serious anger issues in the early 90s, just a handful of years after he wrapped up his professional football career.
  “Us kids were small — I would have been five or six years old — and he definitely changed,” said Chad, a sports reporter with CFJC-TV in Kamloops. “He would anger very easily and snap on yo
  
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• District of North Vancouver prioritizes risky creeks, assesses hazards - North Shore News

  07-07-2017 01:05 via nsnews.com
  
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  District of North Vancouver prioritizes risky creeks, assesses hazards
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  A recently installed debris basin on Kilmer Creek is designed to retain sediment and debris before it reaches the urban area. An assessment report recently delivered to council is helping the district prioritize how it will manage a number of debris ...
  
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• RCMP builds bridges with North Vancouver mosques - North Shore News

  07-07-2017 00:54 via nsnews.com
  
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  RCMP builds bridges with North Vancouver mosques
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  North Vancouver RCMP Cpl. Peri Mainwaring and Supt. Chris Kennedy meet with Masjid Ar Rahman mosque leaders Imam Petrit Decani and Hamed Elniwairi in the Norgate area. photo Cindy Goodman, North Shore News. Ali Amedi remembers well the ...
  
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• Air quality advisory issued for Fraser Valley, eastern Metro Vancouver

  07-07-2017 00:27 via vancouversun.com
  
  Metro Vancouver has issued an air quality advisory for eastern parts of Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley due to high concentrations of ground-level ozone.
  Residents are advised to avoid strenuous outdoor activities during mid-afternoon, when ozone levels are highest. Exposure is particularly a concern for infants, the elderly and those who have underlying respiratory conditions.  
  Ground-level ozone is formed when nitrogen oxides and volatile organic compounds react in the air in
  
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• #TBT #FamilyMovieNight 2014. Waiting for dusk to fall & the feature movie to start in #CivicPlaza.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  07-07-2017 00:00 via twitter.com
  #TBT #FamilyMovieNight 2014. Waiting for dusk to fall & the feature movie to start in #CivicPlaza.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Style Q&A: Crystal Hills Organics brings crystals to body care (literally!)

  07-07-2017 00:00 via vancouversun.com
  
  You don’t have to be a believer in the power of crystals in order to enjoy the new brand Crystal Hills Organics. 
  The B.C.-based brand creates body care products that are formulated with a unique ingredient: crushed crystals. 
  Andrea Barone Sazwan, the founder of the line,talks crystals, creating healthy, healing body products and her favourite Crystal Hills product. 
  Q. When and why did you start Crystal Hills?
  A. I launched Crystal Hills last June. I st
  
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