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• Sold (Bought): Spacious New Westminster home attracts multiple offers, sells in six days

  28-07-2017 23:28 via vancouversun.com
  A snapshot of residential real estate activity in Metro Vancouver
   
  This property at 2038 Dublin Street in New Westminster was custom built by the sellers in the early 1990s.
  2038 Dublin Street, New Westminster
  Type: Five-bedroom, four-bathroom detached
  Size: 3,249 sq.ft.
  B.C. Assessment: $1,277,000
  Listed for: $1,388,000
  Sold for: $1,468,000
  Sold on: April 25
  Days on market: Six
  Listing agent: Leslie Gray at Kore Realty
  Buyers agent: Linden Stracqualursi at RE/MAX All Points Realty
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• This Week in History: In 1908 a 'Hobo Army Headed' to Vancouver

  28-07-2017 23:00 via vancouversun.com
  On July 28, 1908, readers of the Vancouver World received the startling news that a “Hobo Army is Headed This Way.”
  The warning came from Vancouver police chief Rufus Gardner Chamberlin, who was trying to talk city council into building a bigger jail. According to Chamberlin, the word was out in the hobo jungles across the continent that Vancouver had a shortage of jail cells.
  “Four hoboes were sentenced to (jail) terms this morning and three of them claimed San Francisco
  
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• RCMP release photos of vehicles involved in Surrey shooting

  28-07-2017 22:10 via vancouversun.com
  Surrey RCMP have released surveillance photos of a trio of vehicles believed to be involved in a July 20 drive-by shooting.
  The shooting occurred at 8:30 p.m. in the 9400 block of 130A Street — a residential neighbourhood west of King George Boulevard
  Mounties say shots were fired from a charcoal Honda Civic at a black SUV.
  Both vehicles fled the scene — the Civic heading south and the Cadillac heading north — before police arrived. There were no reports of injur
  
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• One of the biggest risks for causing wildfire is tossed cigarette butts. Please dispose of all smoking materials sa… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  28-07-2017 22:10 via twitter.com
  One of the biggest risks for causing wildfire is tossed cigarette butts. Please dispose of all smoking materials sa… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Christy Clark through the years: photos

  28-07-2017 22:02 via vancouversun.com
  Christy Clark, who resigned as Liberal party leader on Friday, has been part of the B.C. political scene for over 20 years, going back to her first election victory in the riding of Port Moody-Burnaby Mountain in 1996.
  Here are photos of Clark over the decades:
  2001: Christy Clark with her new baby, Hamish, and then-husband Mark Marissen.
  1997: Christy Clark, B.C. Liberal MLA for Port Moody-Burnaby Mountain.
  1998: Christy Clark, B.C. Liberal MLA for Port Moody-Burnaby Mountain.
  1998: Liberal MLA
  
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• Christy Clark resigns as leader of B.C. Liberal party, Rich Coleman to serve as interim

  28-07-2017 21:48 via vancouversun.com
  Former Premier Christy Clark is stepping down as leader of the B.C. Liberal party.
  Clark, who served as B.C. premier for six and a half years, has informed her caucus that she will resign as party leader on Aug. 4.
  Langley East MLA Rich Coleman will serve as interim caucus leader, according to a statement released by the B.C. Liberal caucus.
  Clark’s Liberals won the most seats in the May 9 election, with 43, but they fell one short of a gaining a majority. The NDP with 41 seats and the Gre
  
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• Choosing the right landscaper key to outdoor room success

  28-07-2017 21:30 via vancouversun.com
  With home prices remaining sky high, many folks are looking not only to remodel their existing house but also to extend their living space by creating amazing outdoor rooms. 
  Done well, these spaces can create a whole new level of enjoyment in our gardens, large or small.  Because many of us don’t have the skill set to create the look and feel we want, we rely on professional landscapers for both the hardscape elements, and the surround of plants.
  Whether you have been through th
  
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• Small aircraft makes emergency landing in Abbotsford

  28-07-2017 21:26 via vancouversun.com
  A single-engine aircraft  made an emergency landing in an Abbotsford field Friday afternoon.
  The plane with two aboard touched down in an open field near the intersection of Angus Campbell Road and Vye Road at around noon.
  Abbotsford police says the pilot managed to land safely and no injuries were reported.Plane has crashed in @City_Abbotsford no one hurt pic.twitter.com/V6P6a7GUJc
  — Kevin Macdonald (@kevinamacdonald) July 28, 2017MORE TO COME 
  
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• Conversations That Matter: Blair King

  28-07-2017 21:00 via vancouversun.com
  This week’s Conversation That Matters features Blair King, an earth scientist who specializes in environmental remediation and speaks out on a range of resource based issues. He appreciates emotional appeals are extremely compelling and he understands why we all want to rally around a good story.
  King, however, worries we’re making complicated policy and land use decisions based on emotion and sidelining the facts. That’s why he decided to speak up. Look for him on any social m
  
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• Reward offered for safe return of missing Aussie hiker Sophie Dowsley

  28-07-2017 20:42 via vancouversun.com
  Former B.C. Hydro CEO Jessica McDonald is offering a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the safe return of missing Australian hiker Sophie Dowsley.
  Dowsley, a B.C. Hydro worker, and her Canadian partner Greg Tiffin, a B.C. Hydro contractor, went missing near Harrison Hot Springs on July 8.
  Tiffin’s body was discovered July 18 near a waterfall at Statlu Lake, one week after the pair was reported missing. The RCMP underwater recovery team failed to find Dowsley and police suspended
  
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• #FunCityFestival returns Aug 12/13. Wanna WIN 4 #SlidetheCity passes? Deets: ow.ly/FmKg30dOKxK #NorthVan… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  28-07-2017 20:40 via twitter.com
  #FunCityFestival returns Aug 12/13. Wanna WIN 4 #SlidetheCity passes? Deets: ow.ly/FmKg30dOKxK#NorthVan… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Douglas Todd: What does China want in Canada?

  28-07-2017 20:30 via vancouversun.com
  It’s a legendary ski resort perched on top of the mountains above Metro Vancouver, visible to all denizens below.
  It’s a treasured spot for outdoor recreation that symbolizes the natural lifestyle of West Coast Canadians. And it’s just been bought for $200 million by a company from China.
  The reported purchase of Grouse Mountain Resort is one of many recent sweeping real estate deals in Canada coming out of the authoritarian Communist nation of 1.3 billion people.
  In light of C
  
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• Christy Clark resigns as leader of B.C. Liberal party

  28-07-2017 20:25 via vancouversun.com
  Former Premier Christy Clark is stepping down as leader of the B.C. Liberal party.
  Clark, who served as B.C. premier for six and a half years, has informed her caucus that she will resign as party leader on Aug. 4.
  Her Liberals won the most seats in the May 9 election, with 43, but they fell one short of a gaining a majority. The NDP with 41 seats and the Greens with three were able to forge an alliance that led to the NDP forming government, ending the Liberals’ 16-year reign.
  Clark will
  
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• B.C. wildfires: Unrelenting heat, wind, lightning, keep firefighters, homeowners anxious

  28-07-2017 20:01 via vancouversun.com
  KAMLOOPS — Hot, dry conditions, gusty winds and a chance of lightning are expected to keep wildfire crews in B.C. watchful this weekend.
  The BC Wildfire Service said its weather forecasters have issued a wind warning for the fire-weary Cariboo Fire Centre, but no significant growth was reported early Friday on any area blazes.
  Wildfire service chief information officer Kevin Skrepnek said almost 150 fires are burning in the province and communities will continue to be endangered witho
  
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• Town Talk: Deighton Cup adherents just dodge a dousing

  28-07-2017 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  CUP ALMOST RUNNETH OVER: For nine years, Deighton Cup organizers Dax Droski, Jordan Kallman and Tyson Villeneuve have gambled on the weather rather than the thoroughbreds at Hastings Racecourse. With many lightly dressed, highly heeled, sketchily hatted women and their escorts attending, rain could result in what regular railsiders call a mudder. This year, showers turned to drizzle, then evaporated before the second race (Fetisov paid $3.20 for the win). The conditions were a warning to Social
  
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• Fab 5: Ready, set

  28-07-2017 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  Barre, brunch, beach … so many things to do, not sure what to wear? Love or hate the term athleisure, it’s definitely a thing — and a practical one at that. Never mind the fact that your clothing might be a bit sweaty after the studio: the point is, it looks cool enough to wear all day long. Like, out on the street and everything. From It sweatpants (yep, we said it) to bras that also look great at Spanish Banks, here are five stylish athleisure pieces to sport now.
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• Anthony Gismondi: Good things happening in the Okanagan

  28-07-2017 19:20 via vancouversun.com
  Some observations after 10 days in the Okanagan Valley.
  First, if you need a job you could be working the first day you arrive in the area. If you have any hospitality or wine experience, you could probably write your own ticket. Accommodations are another story; like Vancouver and Whistler, they are tight and getting tighter.
  A new and much welcomed addition to the hotel scene are some sensational rooms at The Penticton Lakeside Resort. The all-wood building that was built in the front parking
  
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• REAL SCOOP: Surrey man gets 13 years in U.S. prison for drug smuggling

  28-07-2017 18:41 via vancouversun.com
  Kevin Kerfoot had all the advantages growing up on the Lower Mainland. But the 53-year-old Surrey man still decided on a life of crime.
  And now he will spend 13 years in a U.S. prison after being sentenced Thursday in Seattle.
  Interestingly, Kerfoot was identified in U.S. court documents as the likely mastermind of a targeted hit on a witness in the case, though he has never been charged in the shooting.
  Fortunately the man survived and continued to cooperate with U.S. authorities.
  Here’s
  
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• We've been busy adding some awesomeness to our public space. These are for you. Enjoy! cnv.org/Play… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  28-07-2017 18:40 via twitter.com
  We've been busy adding some awesomeness to our public space. These are for you. Enjoy! cnv.org/Play… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Vancouver's Playland ride re-opened following additional inspection

  28-07-2017 17:52 via vancouversun.com
  A Playland ride has re-opened after it was shut down Thursday for a precautionary inspection after a similar ride at a U.S. state fair killed one and left several others in critical condition on Wednesday evening.
  Spokeswoman Laura Ballance confirmed additional inspections were undertaken Thursday at the Vancouver amusement park, but did not elaborate further.
  “Safety is always our number one priority,” said Ballance in a statement released Friday morning.
  “Yesterday, out of an
  
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• Daily Poll: Is $1,450 Gastown studio for rent the new way of life?

  28-07-2017 16:26 via vancouversun.com
  Whether you rent or own, the sticker shock of Vancouver’s housing market is hard to avoid.
  The latest example is a 200-sq.-ft. studio – nay, a “micro” studio – in Gastown’s Metropole building.
  The studio at 320 Abbot St. is a renovated single-resident-occupancy suite that features a kitchenette with bar fridge, a hot plate, and a bathroom with a 3/4 tub and shower. Your wardrobe is an IKEA Algot rack, which retails for $61.98.
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• Daytime shooting at South Surrey strip mall hits intended victim

  28-07-2017 16:14 via vancouversun.com
  Police are again condemning the disregard for public safety held by those involved in brazen criminal activity, following another daytime shooting in South Surrey.
  On Thursday around 3:30 p.m., Surrey RCMP were called to the Southpoint Exchange Mall in the 15200-block 32 Avenue for several reports of gunfire.
  Upon arrival, police found “apparent” signs of a shooting, while multiple witnesses described seeing a man flee the scene on foot. Investigators were able to locate the man a sh
  
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• Five Things to Know: Aphid infestation, Gastown microsuite

  28-07-2017 14:00 via vancouversun.com
  Williams Lake residents got to go home, new banking rules are a game-changer, and aphids are ruining everything for one South Vancouver neighbourhood. Here are five things you need to know.
  Wildfire update: Williams Lake residents return home
  Today’s wildfire update is an uplifting one, as thousands ordered to evacuate from Williams Lake on July 15 are being allowed to return. 
  The mayor, who has been presiding over a ghost town for nearly two weeks, was downright ecstatic, though he
  
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• Opinion: Hepatitis C, a silent killer that deserves more attention

  28-07-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  Hepatitis C is a silent killer. People can have it for decades without any symptoms.
  Yet, this virus affects many people, highlights inequities in our health and social systems and is part of an important, but often untold, Canadian story. 
  Canada has been in the forefront of addressing hepatitis C, starting with Dr. Michael Houghton, an internationally recognized microbiologist at the University of Alberta, who was the co-discoverer hepatitis C and continues to work with his team to create
  
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• Racist graffiti in West Vancouver raises questions about wider intolerance

  28-07-2017 06:00
  
  A West Vancouver woman says she was shocked and saddened to see an anti-Chinese slur spray-painted on the West Vancouver Community Centre on Monday.
  
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• Closet space: Gastown apartment on Craigslist is $1,450 — for 200 square feet

  28-07-2017 04:48 via vancouversun.com
  Vancouver is the most expensive rental market in Canada. According to a report from PadMapper.com, the average rental price of a one-bedroom apartment is $1,950. But if you can’t or won’t spend nearly $2,000 a month on rent, there are deals to be had.
  A recent Craiglist post, for instance, is advertising a furnished, micro-studio apartment in Gastown for just $1,450.
  There’s a catch, though. When they say “micro”, they mean it. It’s just 200 square feet. Basic
  
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• Three things to do in Vancouver on Friday, July 28

  28-07-2017 03:56 via vancouversun.com
  Looking for something to do in Metro Vancouver? Here are three suggestions for Friday, July 28.
  Ed Sheeran at Rogers Arena
  Popular singer/songwriter Ed Sheeran visits Rogers Arena on Friday as he tours in support of his new album, Divide. (It’s actually just a division symbol, but I can’t figure out how to make that with my keyboard.) I haven’t heard it, but I’ve been told that most of the songs on it are about love. 
  You probably don’t need me to tell you anyt
  
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• Bacon murder trial: Key witness claims he and accused killer weren't close before shooting

  28-07-2017 02:52 via vancouversun.com
  KELOWNA — A key witness in the Jonathan Bacon murder trial admitted Thursday he wasn’t very close to one of the alleged killers in the months before the shooting.
  The witness said he was friendly with Michael Jones in 2010, but the relationship waned the following year.
  “Not so much, no,” the witness said under cross-examination when asked by defence counsel if there was much contact between himself and Jones in 2011.
  The witness also admitted he had not told police about
  
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• Proposal to start planning a Richmond to Chilliwack passenger train shot down at meeting

  28-07-2017 02:48 via vancouversun.com
  A proposal by Delta Mayor Lois Jackson to have TransLink study the possibility of a light-rail line from Richmond to Chilliwack was shot down at a meeting of the Mayors’ Council on Regional Transportation on Thursday.
  Jackson had asked the council to vote on a motion that in year five of a 10-year vision for transportation in the region a preliminary study be undertaken and a comprehensive plan formulated to eventually construct a rail line from Richmond-Brighouse SkyTrain station through
  
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• Vaughn Palmer: Scrambling for satisfying answers part of B.C. transition curve

  28-07-2017 02:39 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — As learning curves go, the first 10 days have been steep for newbie members of government and opposition alike.
  New-to-the-job minister of municipal affairs and housing Selina Robinson ventured onto the airwaves one morning this week and found herself challenged to say what she would actually be doing about the housing crisis.
  “I’m getting to work immediately, but we have to be really clear it’s going to take some time to reverse 16 years of B.C. Liberal n
  
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• City of Vancouver threatens to tow down-on-luck couple's RV and home

  28-07-2017 02:25 via vancouversun.com
  They face the fear of assault on a regular basis, of having what scant possessions they own ripped off, they have serious health issues and now they face losing the only home they know.
  Sean Murphy and his wife Brenda are living in a motorhome – parked and undrivable – near the Renfrew SkyTrain station in East Vancouver, one of three RVs that were parked there this week.
  He was told Thursday afternoon that unless he was gone by 10 a.m. Friday, his 1980 Bendix Corsair would be towed a
  
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• New banking rules a 'game changer' for real estate tax evasion

  28-07-2017 02:24 via vancouversun.com
  New Canadian banking rules that took effect July 1 are a “game changer” that could help governments in Victoria and Ottawa fight real estate tax scams exploited by foreign buyers, says a prominent B.C. immigration lawyer.
  As of July 1, Canadian banks must confirm detailed information on non-resident clients — such as name, address, date of birth and taxpayer identification numbers — in order to report to the Canada Revenue Agency on all financial accounts held by non-resi
  
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• Soak up some tropical rhythm & culture this weekend at #CaribbeanDaysFestival 11am-7pm @ #WaterfrontPark.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  28-07-2017 02:00 via twitter.com
  Soak up some tropical rhythm & culture this weekend at #CaribbeanDaysFestival 11am-7pm @ #WaterfrontPark.… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Daphne Bramham: Making martyrs out of polygamists

  28-07-2017 01:56 via vancouversun.com
  After two fundamentalist Mormon leaders were found guilty of polygamy this week, it’s worth considering that the prosecution may have done more harm than good — especially if the case was meant to send a warning to the people in Bountiful that polygamy won’t be tolerated.
  The verdicts have galvanized people. On social media at least, one of them — Winston Blackmore — is being hailed as a hero, if not a martyr to the faith.
  Both Blackmore and James Oler were once bis
  
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• Surrey man likely set up botched murder of witness against him: U.S. court documents

  28-07-2017 01:20 via vancouversun.com
  A Surrey man who pleaded guilty to leading a cross-border drug smuggling operation likely arranged the attempted murder of a witness in the case, new U.S. court documents reveal.
  Kevin Donald Kerfoot, 53, was sentenced in Seattle Thursday to 13 years in jail after entering a guilty plea in April following an unsuccessful 10-year fight to remain in Canada.
  At the sentencing hearing, U.S. District Judge Thomas S. Zilly said Kerfoot “was involved with a tremendous amount of drugs.”
  A se
  
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• New 23-storey residential tower proposed for North Vancouver - North Shore News

  28-07-2017 01:17
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  New 23-storey residential tower proposed for North Vancouver
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  An image of what the proposed residential development would look like at 1441 St. Georges Ave. image supplied. A 223-foot tower, rivalling the height of the Onni development under construction, may edge into the skyline on Central Lonsdale following ...
  
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• Vancouver soul legend Bobby Taylor dead at 83

  28-07-2017 01:09 via vancouversun.com
  Bobby Taylor had the voice of an angel, but he was a bit of a devil.
  “He was a legend among singers, and Motown people, R&B people (from the 1960s),” said his former guitarist Tommy Chong.
  “He’d been singing doo-wop, I think since he was 15. And so everybody around knew him, but he was sort of like a wild child, you know — he was untameable.”
  “On the bandstand he was phenomenal,” said guitarist Henry Young, who also played with Taylor.
  “O
  
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• ICYMI: Lynn Headwaters access road is closed next week to ALL (cars, bikes, & pedestrians). Road repair is starting… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  28-07-2017 01:08 via twitter.com
  ICYMI: Lynn Headwaters access road is closed next week to ALL (cars, bikes, & pedestrians). Road repair is starting… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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• Persecution making martyrs out of polygamists

  28-07-2017 00:57 via vancouversun.com
  After two fundamentalist Mormon leaders were found guilty of polygamy this week, it’s worth considering that the prosecution may have done more harm than good — especially if the case was meant to send a warning to the people in Bountiful that polygamy won’t be tolerated.
  The verdicts have galvanized people. On social media at least, one of them — Winston Blackmore — is being hailed as a hero, if not a martyr to the faith.
  Both Blackmore and James Oler were once bis
  
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• Ticketing blitz putting brakes on North Vancouver 'rat run' - North Shore News

  28-07-2017 00:56
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  Ticketing blitz putting brakes on North Vancouver 'rat run'
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  Sgt. Bryce Petersen of the North Vancouver RCMP was handing out tickets July 20 to motorists disobeying new traffic calming signs in effect during rush hour in the Cloverley neighbourhood. photo Lisa King, North Shore News. Rat-runners beware. The trap ...
  
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• Ticketing blitz putting brakes on North Vancouver ‘rat run’

  28-07-2017 00:56
  
  Rat-runners beware. The trap has been set.
  
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• Mayors' Council spent almost $150,000 on its Cure Congestion campaign

  28-07-2017 00:49 via vancouversun.com
  The Mayors’ Council on Regional Transportation spent almost $150,000 to promote transit issues during the run-up to the May provincial election, according to the council’s advertiser sponsor disclosure report to Elections B.C.
  The report was released on Thursday and detailed the expenses related to the council’s Cure Congestion campaign, which was meant to educate the region’s voters about the 10-year vision for transit and transportation in the region and make trans
  
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• Beauty fans, there's a new shopping hot spot in Vancouver

  28-07-2017 00:47 via vancouversun.com
  It’s a good time to be a beauty fan in Vancouver.
  Luxury Canadian retailer Holt Renfrew recently pulled back the curtain on its newly renovated and expanded Beauty Hall. 
  The space, which is located on the lower level of the retailer’s flagship shop at 737 Dunsmuir St., sees the space housing the various prestige fragrance, beauty and skin care brands double in size to 16,000 square feet. 
  In addition to old favourites from Charlotte Tilbury, Cle de Peau, Hermes and La
  
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• ICBC ordered to pay special costs in court case

  28-07-2017 00:45 via vancouversun.com
  ICBC has been ordered to pay special costs in a court case where a judge concluded the insurer had engaged in an abuse of process.
  In August last year, B.C. Supreme Court Justice Miriam Gropper found that the defendant ICBC had taken opposite positions in two lawsuits involving the same car crash.
  Michael Yawney, the lawyer for the plaintiff, argued that the conduct was reprehensible and that special costs, awarded in rare cases where a judge deems the conduct is deserving of rebuke, should be o
  
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• 'Welcome home,' Williams Lake mayor says to thousands of returning wildfire evacuees

  28-07-2017 00:36 via vancouversun.com
  WILLIAMS LAKE — Thousands of people who rushed out of their homes as a wildfire neared Williams Lake are being allowed to return to the Interior British Columbia city, but with a warning that they could be forced to leave again.
  Mayor Walt Cobb said he couldn’t be happier an evacuation order that went into effect on July 15 was being lifted on Thursday.
  “The wildfires near our community are not 100 per cent contained and due to the changing weather conditions an evacuation coul
  
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• South Vancouver residents up in arms over hungry, messy aphids

  28-07-2017 00:31 via vancouversun.com
  Residents in one South Vancouver neighbourhood are fed-up with the smelly, sticky substance that drips from their streets’ trees, and some are stinking mad that the city hasn’t ended the problem.
  Staff say they’re doing everything they can to combat the source of the mess, but it’s a losing battle they may be unable to win without simply chopping the trees down.
  To get a sense of the issue, here’s how Joe Coll describes the smell of the dripping substance: “An
  
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• Man in hospital following shooting on Vancouver Island

  28-07-2017 00:23 via vancouversun.com
  A man is hospital following an early-morning shooting in Courtenay on Thursday.
  Comox Valley RCMP say the male victim was shot just before 1 a.m. in the 4600 block of the Island Highway in Courtenay.
  The man, whose name was not released, was taken to hospital and treated for what police called non-life threatening injuries.
  RCMP say investigators do not believe the shooting was a random act. 
  There have been no arrests. 
  
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• Judy Darcy to 'pour heart and soul' into mental health/addictions file

  28-07-2017 00:22 via vancouversun.com
  Before starting her career as an elected politician, Denmark-born Judy Darcy (Ida Maria Judith Borunsky at birth) was national president of the 500,000-member Canadian Union of Public Employees (1991 to 2003).
  After moving to B.C. from Ontario, she became business manager/chief negotiator of the Hospital Employees Union (2005 to 2011). Darcy tried to get the NDP nomination in Vancouver-Fairview in 2005 but Gregor Robertson, who would later become Vancouver’s mayor, beat her by a slim margi
  
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• #TBT Fun at #SlidetheCity 2015. #FunCityFestival + #SlidetheCity return Aug 12/13. Got your tix yet?… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…

  28-07-2017 00:00 via twitter.com
  #TBT Fun at #SlidetheCity 2015. #FunCityFestival +#SlidetheCity return Aug 12/13. Got your tix yet?… twitter.com/i/web/status/8…
  
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