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• Thank you to City of North Van who proclaimed Sept 25 as Cops For Cancer Day! Safe riding for next nine days.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  20-09-2017 23:35 via twitter.com
  Thank you to City of North Van who proclaimed Sept 25 as Cops For Cancer Day! Safe riding for next nine days.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• We're at it again w/ more awesome placemaking. What should we call it? Come down to 106 West First Thurs. 7-9PM & t… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  20-09-2017 23:10 via twitter.com
  We're at it again w/ more awesome placemaking. What should we call it? Come down to 106 West First Thurs. 7-9PM & t… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• New 'Savages' biker club riding out of Hells Angels' Island hangout, gang police say

  20-09-2017 22:48 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — B.C.’s anti-gang unit is monitoring a new motorcycle club called the Savages operating out of the Langford clubhouse previously used by the Devil’s Army.
  The Savages are believed to be a puppet club of the Nanaimo chapter of the Hells Angels, said Sgt. Brenda Winpenny, spokeswoman for B.C.’s Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit, which targets organized crime groups.
  The Savages have set up headquarters at 2775 Spencer Rd., which was vacated by fellow Hells
  
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• Judge throws out evidence seized during Vancouver meth lab raid due to police misconduct

  20-09-2017 22:39 via vancouversun.com
  A judge has thrown out evidence, including a loaded firearm, that was seized during a raid on a meth lab at a Vancouver home after finding police had violated the rights of two residents charged in the case.
  After B.C. Supreme Court Justice Nigel Kent concluded that the evidence was inadmissible, the Crown dismissed charges that had been laid against Shu Tshung Wong and Lena Truong.
  The accused were charged with seven drug and firearm offences following the discovery of the methamphetamine lab a
  
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• Jarrod Bacon back behind bars for drunken strip club incident

  20-09-2017 22:18 via vancouversun.com
  B.C. gangster Jarrod Bacon has had his parole revoked after drinking in a strip club with another criminal and then providing police with a false identity.
  Parole document released Wednesday say that Bacon, who was released on parole earlier this year, was in the strip club in an unnamed city on July 10 with his “partner,” another woman and “a man who has a criminal record.”
  Bacon’s earlier parole conditions mandate that he not associate with criminals or enter a dr
  
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• New exhibit in our foyer gallery, courtesy @NVArtsCouncil: "Lost Birds and Small Things," by local artist Marisa Ma… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  20-09-2017 21:30 via twitter.com
  New exhibit in our foyer gallery, courtesy @NVArtsCouncil: "Lost Birds and Small Things," by local artist Marisa Ma… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• B.C.: 15 best books of the week, Sept. 23

  20-09-2017 21:24 via vancouversun.com
  1. Embers: One Ojibway’s Meditations — Richard Wagamese (Douglas & McIntyre). 
  2. On Island: Life Among the Coast Dwellers — Pat Carney (TouchWood Editions).
  3. Hello Humpback! — Roy Henry Vickers and Robert Budd, illustrated by Roy Henry Vickers (Harbour Publishing). 
  4. Harry: A Wilderness Dog Saga — Chris Czajkowski (Harbour Publishing). 
  5. Stepping Stones: A Refugee Family’s Journey — Margriet Ruurs (
  
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• Site C project: Preliminary report due today from B.C. Utilities Commission

  20-09-2017 21:15 via vancouversun.com
  VANCOUVER — The British Columbia Utilities Commission is working to meet a deadline today for a preliminary report on its review of the $8.8-billion Site C dam in the province’s northeast.
  Spokeswoman Katharine Carlsen says the report will be delivered to government and posted on the commission’s website.
  But she says the commission is working to a “tight timeline” and doesn’t anticipate it will be posted within regular business hours.
  B.C. Hydro says it has a
  
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• We're planning improvements to Semisch Park & WANT your feedback! Open House Sept 26, 4 - 7PM | Join us. #NorthVan https://t.co/z8Y00E947l

  20-09-2017 21:01 via twitter.com
  
  We're planning improvements to Semisch Park & WANT your feedback!Open House Sept 26, 4 - 7PM | Join us. #NorthVan https://t.co/z8Y00E947l
  
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• All alerts, evacuation orders lifted as worst wildfire season eases in B.C.

  20-09-2017 20:43 via vancouversun.com
  VANCOUVER — For the first time in nearly three months, all wildfire evacuation orders and alerts have been lifted in British Columbia as the province begins to recover from its worst wildfire season on record.
  The Cariboo Regional District and Thompson-Nicola Regional District say final alerts affecting southern Interior properties have been rescinded.
  The alerts were lifted as the B.C. Wildfire Service reported a 1,900-square kilometre blaze that broke out near Ashcroft on July 6 and burn
  
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• Fraser Health issue recall for Original Kulfi ice cream sold in Surrey

  20-09-2017 20:39 via vancouversun.com
  A Surrey ice cream shop that was previously closed due to pests is now the subject of a food recall for selling possibly contaminated Original Kulfi ice cream.
  Fraser Health officials inspected Surrey’s Supreme Ice Cream (7112 128 St.) and found that the business, which is only licensed to sell pre-packaged ice cream, had been selling homemade ice cream prepared in an unlicensed and unapproved facility.
  SURREY, B.C.: SEPT. 20, 2017 – Fraser Health Public Health officials are issuing
  
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• B.C. regulators order insurance firm, payday lenders to stop 'deceptive' sales

  20-09-2017 20:34 via vancouversun.com
  VANCOUVER — An insurance company has been ordered to stop selling policies through two payday lenders and provide refunds after an investigation by British Columbia regulators.
  The Financial Institutions Commission says it has issued a cease and desist order against Western Life Assurance Company to stop the sale of creditor group insurance through Venue Financial Ltd. and Cashco Financial Inc.
  It says the payday lenders aggressively and deceptively sold Western Life’s insurance prod
  
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• Get minor accidents cleared faster from roadways, province told

  20-09-2017 20:24 via vancouversun.com
  Two North Shore municipalities are calling on the provincial government to change the Motor Vehicle Act so that minor accidents may be cleared more promptly from provincial highways, bridges and tunnels.
  The call comes from the City and District of North Vancouver in the form of a resolution that will be considered at next week’s Union of B.C. Municipalities conference in Vancouver.
  City of North Vancouver Mayor Darrell Mussatto said the goal is to help relieve congestion on the Ironworker
  
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• Seaspan's Vancouver shipbuilding budgets and schedules are under review by feds

  20-09-2017 20:22 via vancouversun.com
  By Lee Berthiaume
  OTTAWA — Canada’s multibillion-dollar plan to buy new warships for the navy isn’t the only federal shipbuilding project sailing in uncharted waters.
  Federal officials are reviewing the budgets and construction schedules of the Canadian Coast Guard’s new polar icebreaker and the navy’s two new resupply vessels, all of which are to be built in Vancouver.
  The review follows a delay in the construction of three new offshore fisheries science ships for
  
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• There was no vehicle in the tow yard! bit.ly/2xi9Aoo #NorthVancouver

  20-09-2017 20:19 via twitter.com
  There was no vehicle in the tow yard!bit.ly/2xi9Aoo#NorthVancouver
  
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• Families walk B.C. Highway of Tears to honour missing, murdered Indigenous women

  20-09-2017 20:19 via vancouversun.com
  When Gladys Radek walks the Highway of Tears, she says she can feel the spirits of women who are missing or have been murdered walking beside her.
  Dozens have vanished or been killed along the notorious stretch of Highway 16 in central British Columbia. On Thursday, Radek will honour the 12th anniversary of the disappearance of her niece, Tamara Lynn Chipman, by walking the route once again.
  “You can feel the pain of the families when they’re walking with you,” she said. &ldquo
  
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• Body of B.C. hiker who fell from cliff recovered on Oregon beach

  20-09-2017 20:13 via vancouversun.com
  PORTLAND, Ore. — Police say the body of a Vancouver Island hiker who fell from an Oregon cliff more than a week ago has washed ashore.
  Oregon State Police Sgt. Michael Berland says 51-year-old Joseph McDonald Lescene, who is from the Greater Victoria area, fell 800 feet (243 metres) into the ocean after losing his footing while hiking with his wife Sept. 11.
  Emergency responders from Nehalem Bay Fire & Rescue quickly found Lescene’s backpack in the water, but his body was not dis
  
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• We’re recruiting for a Temporary Full-time Traffic Engineering Technician. Click here to apply: ow.ly/c1q330fiUIm

  20-09-2017 20:11 via twitter.com
  We’re recruiting for a Temporary Full-time Traffic Engineering Technician. Click here to apply: ow.ly/c1q330fiUIm
  
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• We have guests coming to town! @GlobalBC @GlobalBC_Comm @CKNW will be at the Shipyards this Friday #WhereWeLive… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  20-09-2017 19:30 via twitter.com
  We have guests coming to town! @GlobalBC@GlobalBC_Comm@CKNW will be at the Shipyards this Friday #WhereWeLive… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Daily Poll: Was city council snubbed on Vancouver's Amazon bid?

  20-09-2017 18:05 via vancouversun.com
  Some Vancouver councillors have their noses out of joint over the city’s bid to become Amazon’s new home.
  The online retailing giant is looking to add a second North American headquarters, promising to spend more than US$5 billion to create a ‘full equal’ to its current Seattle hub.
  Earlier this month, the Vancouver Economic Commission announced its intent of putting forward a bid and Mayor Gregor Robertson said he would welcome the tech hub in Vancouver.Great n
  
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• Richmond RCMP still searching for missing teen Linhai Yu

  20-09-2017 18:04 via vancouversun.com
  The search for a missing Richmond teen continues.
  Linhai Yu, 17, was reported missing on Sept. 12. Investigators have since been able to speak with a car pool driver who saw Yu on the Knight Street Bridge near the Mitchell Island exit around 2:15 p.m. on Sept. 11.
  Investigators are searching for Yu through video canvassing, interviews with family and friends, search-and-rescue teams by land and boat, as well as through newer methods and technology such as aerial searches using drones.
  “All
  
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• #WalkCNV survey closes today! Still time to share your ideas for improving walking in the city. ow.ly/PN2t30euIhR #NorthVan

  20-09-2017 18:01 via twitter.com
  #WalkCNV survey closes today! Still time to share your ideas for improving walking in the city.ow.ly/PN2t30euIhR #NorthVan
  
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• Good morning! A reminder that #Montroyal bridge is single lane alt traffic today until 8pm. Delays up to 10 minutes possible. #NorthVan

  20-09-2017 17:45 via twitter.com
  Good morning! A reminder that #Montroyal bridge is single lane alt traffic today until 8pm. Delays up to 10 minutes possible. #NorthVan
  
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• Thieves steal everything from New Brunswick couple moving to B.C.

  20-09-2017 17:36 via vancouversun.com
  A young East Coast couple who was moving to Vancouver to start a new life has had their U-Haul van stolen, just hours before reaching their destination.
  Last Tuesday around 5 a.m., Abbotsford Police received a call about a stolen vehicle from the park-and-ride lot at Lonzo Road and Sumas Way.
  “The caller indicated that one of the trucks his moving company was escorting to the West Coast from Moncton, New Brunswick was stolen,” said Const. Ian MacDonald in a media release.
  “Insi
  
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• Playland's Fright Nights to return Oct. 6 to 31 with new haunts

  20-09-2017 17:05 via vancouversun.com
  Fright Nights, the city’s biggest Halloween party, will return to Playland next month.
  The event, which is not for kids or the faint of heart, will take place on select evenings beginning Oct. 6 and wrapping on Oct. 31.
  Those who seek gore can visit the park’s newest haunted house, The Bloodshed, home to a family of ruthless mutant murders. The Haunted Mansion will bring guests closer to the paranormal, while those looking for a laugh can hang with the clowns at the Car-N-Evil haunte
  
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• What Do Higher Interest Rates Mean for You?

  20-09-2017 15:36 via vancouversun.com
  The Bank of Canada’s benchmark overnight rate increase in July – its first since 2010 – followed by another in September, has ushered in an optimistic economic outlook. But it has also raised concerns that we may finally be leaving the era of cheap money behind.
  The economy is showing solid growth
  The Bank of Canada is pointing to broadening economic strength (and with it inflation risks), an upswing in employment and a healthier global economy as key reasons why it felt it was
  
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• Five Things to Know: B.C. students work more, Amazon bid, municipalities want to be included in pot talks

  20-09-2017 14:00 via vancouversun.com
  B.C. municipalities feel ignored in the province’s pot plans, a therapy dog was mistaken for a wolf and shot, and B.C. students work and owe more than students in other provinces. Here are five things you need to know.
  B.C. municipalities feel ignored on marijuana legalization  
  Marijuana legalization is coming to Canada, and even though Vancouver has already effectively legalized the drug, the province is still in the process of establishing some ground rules.
  B.C. municipalitie
  
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• B.C. students work more, owe more

  20-09-2017 14:00 via vancouversun.com
  That post-secondary students in B.C. work more and owe more in loans comes as no surprise to Caitlin McCutchen.
  The Kwantlen University student who’s in year 5, part-time, of her degree, worked two jobs while studying for what was nominally a four-year degree: Every week, she pulled three eight-hour evening shifts at a café and sometimes a graveyard shift or two as a care aide at a seniors home on weekends.
  “It definitely tires you out,” said McCutchen, 29. “There&
  
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• Canucks in China: Ray Zhang's Cowichan Capitals spur Chinese hockey dreams

  20-09-2017 12:00 via vancouversun.com
  Beijing businessman Ray Zhang will catch the Vancouver Canucks when they play at the city’s Wukesong Arena this weekend.
  But two days ahead of flying from Vancouver to Beijing to get to the exhibition game, he’ll be on the road from Duncan to Chilliwack with the Cowichan Capitals, the B.C. junior team he bought for “around $1 million” last year.
  “I’ll get back in the evening,” for the Canucks’ game, says Zhang. “Beijingers are pretty good as
  
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• Opinion: Renewables cheaper, more dependable than Site C

  20-09-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  Last week, Prof. Mark Jaccard penned a passionate defence of Site C in order to meet environmental standards in 2050. His aims are honest. His environmental goals are imperative. Sadly, his utility planning skills may not be up to the task.
  The problem with Site C is not that it is a hydroelectric project. The problem with Site C lies in the economics. When Site C was proposed, fossil fuel prices were high. The cost of renewables were twice what they are now. Loads were not increasing terribly r
  
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• Squid Kids prevail in Eastside photo finish, Fox Run dazzles, run news

  20-09-2017 03:52 via vancouversun.com
  Two sweet senior women, discussing how much they enjoyed running in the third annual Forever Young 8K in Richmond earlier this month — while passing me in Saturday’s Under Armour Eastside 10K — asked what it’s like to blog about a sport that seems to be “cannibalizing itself” with conflicting Lower Mainland races.
  My answer? “Challenging. There’s one of me, many of them!”
  My take on that growing “elephant in the room” question wou
  
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• Businesses talk trade, Hollywood North to Bollywood

  20-09-2017 03:39 via vancouversun.com
  Vancouver Film School executives realized that had reached the point where it made more sense to take Hollywood North to Bollywood, rather than try to recruit more Indian students to its Vancouver campus.
  So VFS has just reached an agreement to export its services to India in the form of two campuses there as public-private partnerships, one in Mumbai and one in Hyderabad, Diwakar Gandhi, the school’s director of international strategy, said Tuesday at the B.C.-India Partnership Summit in
  
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• Therapy dog mistaken for wolf, shot and killed near Whistler

  20-09-2017 03:25 via vancouversun.com
  A woman says her four-year-old therapy dog has been shot and killed by a hunter who mistook the animal for a wolf near Whistler.
  Vale Calderoni said she and another handler were finishing a hike with 10 dogs on Monday when she heard a loud bang and instinctively crouched down.
  “It was really, really loud, right next to me,” she said.
  When she got back up, Calderoni saw her beloved dog Kaoru had been hit by a bullet about three metres away and was bleeding profusely.
  The dog stumbled,
  
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• 'Did I miss something?': Some Vancouver councillors don't share mayor's Amazon enthusiasm

  20-09-2017 03:17 via vancouversun.com
  Not everyone at Vancouver city hall seems as excited as the mayor about the city’s prospects of luring Amazon to open a second headquarters here.
  But the agency leading the effort to bring the tech giant to Vancouver says they’re set to meet next month’s bid deadline, and are consulting with stakeholders including local governments outside the city limits and around the region.
  At Tuesday’s Vancouver city council meeting, the first session back after the summer break, Gre
  
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• Local politicians seek campaign donation reform

  20-09-2017 03:03 via vancouversun.com
  Councillors for the District of Oak Bay are asking the province to extend its proposed curbs on big money political donations to municipalities across B.C. 
  On Monday, Premier John Horgan unveiled a bill that would ban union and corporate donations to campaigns and limit individual contributions to $1,200 a year. But such changes would not apply to local elections.
  For Coun. Kevin Murdoch, they should. He suggested a resolution be sent to this year’s Union of B.C. Municipalities
  
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• Cities to vote on resolution asking for input on province pot plan

  20-09-2017 02:57 via vancouversun.com
  B.C. municipalities plan to debate next week how to press the provincial government to include them in its plans for cannabis as federal legalization fast approaches. 
  The Union of B.C. Municipalities will vote on a special resolution at its annual convention next Wednesday. The resolution, which addresses their role in a provincial cannabis framework ahead of legalization next July, was put forth by the union’s executive.It calls for “fulsome and meaningful” consulta
  
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• Daughter of woman allegedly killed by her boyfriend testifies about Facebook messages with accused

  20-09-2017 02:37 via vancouversun.com
  The daughter of a woman who was allegedly murdered by her boyfriend testified Tuesday about the increasing concern her family had over her missing mom.
  Renee Peters was taken through her final Facebook communications with her mother and with Daniel Alphonse Paul, 45, who has pleaded not guilty to the 2015 second-degree murder of Crystal Rose Paul, 36.
  Under questioning from Crown counsel Daniel Mulligan, Peters said that one of the last Facebook messages she got from her mom stated, “I lov
  
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• Five things about NDP's party funding plan

  20-09-2017 02:21 via vancouversun.com
  Monday, the NDP government revealed their political funding reform bill, which includes a number of expected items, plus a public subsidy which came as a surprise.
  Here are five things to know:
  Individual donations capped at $1,200
  People can donate up to $1,200 in a given year, total. They can divide that between parties and candidates, if they like.
  Just 17 per cent of the $13.1 million raised by the B.C. Liberals in 2016 came from individual donors.
  Corporate and union donations are banned
  Un
  
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• Palmer: Horgan, Weaver both breaking party funding vows

  20-09-2017 02:10 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — Premier John Horgan offered no apologies on Tuesday for the NDP decision to break a campaign promise and immediately begin handing out millions of dollars in taxpayer subsidies to political parties.
  “I’m owning up to what I said before the campaign,” Horgan told reporters, referring to his pre-election promise to appoint an independent commission to review party financing. “I don’t want you to think that I’m running away from this be
  
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• People with disabilities, advocates call for bus passes before Jan. 1

  20-09-2017 02:04 via vancouversun.com
  Delphine Charmley’s sons had a measure of independence before the former B.C. Liberal government made changes to the disabled bus pass program last year.
  “They were quite independent. They would think nothing of grabbing their bus pass and going out with their friends or to their Special Olympics practices,” the Nanaimo mom of nine said. “Without it, they don’t have that luxury.”
  Last September, the Liberals increased disability payments for 100,000 British Co
  
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• Three things to do in Vancouver on Wednesday, September 20

  20-09-2017 02:02 via vancouversun.com
  Looking for something to do in Metro Vancouver? Here are three suggestions for Wednesday, September 20.
  Vancouver Fringe Festival: Picks of the Fringe
  The Vancouver Fringe Festival wrapped up over the weekend, but a handful of the best shows have had their runs extended. The picks of the Fringe were named Sunday night, winning accolades as well as as encore performances, running all through the week at Performance Works. Wednesday night’s shows: The Merkin Sisters at 7 p.m., described as &
  
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• First Nations video shows 'thousands' of wild fish in B.C. salmon farm

  20-09-2017 01:59 via vancouversun.com
  Video shot at the Sonora Point salmon farm appears to show large numbers of wild fish inside the pens used to grow Atlantic salmon.
  The Sea Shepherd Conservation Society posted footage shot by Hereditary Chief George Quocksister Jr. of the Laichwiltach Nation at a fish farm owned by Marine Harvest.
  In the video, a farm worker can be heard saying the pen is empty, while the footage shows large numbers of fish swirling just beneath the surface of the water. Underwater footage appears to
  
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• Whether you drive, walk, cycle or skateboard, remember to #LookThinkGo. cnv.org/LookThinkGo #NorthVan https://t.co/AJEXNJ8Yax

  20-09-2017 01:50 via twitter.com
  
  Whether you drive, walk, cycle or skateboard, remember to #LookThinkGo. cnv.org/LookThinkGo #NorthVan https://t.co/AJEXNJ8Yax
  
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• An update to this update: Single lane alt traffic will now be required tomorrow from 7am-8pm. Expect 10 min delays. twitter.com/NVanDistrict/s…

  20-09-2017 01:25 via twitter.com
  An update to this update: Single lane alt traffic will now be required tomorrow from 7am-8pm. Expect 10 min delays. twitter.com/NVanDistrict/s…
  
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• Ian Mulgrew: "Rapacious" civil jury fees upheld by B.C.'s top judges

  20-09-2017 01:22 via vancouversun.com
  High civil jury fees may be too costly for large segments of the province’s middle class and needy, but they are not unconstitutional, B.C.’s top judges say.
  Court of Appeal Chief Justice Robert Bauman — supported by colleagues Richard Goepel and Lauri Ann Fenlon — ruled that it was OK for the wealthy to have a choice between a judge-alone or civil jury trial while those who cannot afford the levies were forced to accept a judge alone.
  The Trial Lawyers Association of B.C
  
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• ART SEEN: Uninterrupted delivers unique public art experience in Vancouver

  20-09-2017 01:19 via vancouversun.com
  The salmon in Uninterrupted are as big as whales. They slowly swim on the foundations of the Cambie Bridge and overhead on the underside of the deck.
  With an evocative soundscape instead of narration, Uninterrupted uses visual story telling to transport viewers into the lifecycle of the salmon. But that doesn’t do justice to the experience of Uninterrupted. It’s as much about seeing the amazing projections underneath the bridge as having a communal experience seeing it outdoors with
  
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• We’re recruiting for a regular full-time Clerk Typist 2 (Switchboard). Click here to apply: ow.ly/mQNd30fhzuo

  20-09-2017 00:53 via twitter.com
  We’re recruiting for a regular full-time Clerk Typist 2 (Switchboard). Click here to apply: ow.ly/mQNd30fhzuo
  
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• B.C. court certifies class-action suit involving 450 foreign workers who got no jobs

  20-09-2017 00:22 via vancouversun.com
  VANCOUVER — The Supreme Court of British Columbia has certified a class-action lawsuit against Mac’s Convenience Stores and three immigration consultants in Surrey who collected thousands of dollars from foreign workers who were promised non-existent jobs.
  A written decision says prospective employees were given employment contracts to work at Mac’s stores in B.C., Alberta, Saskatchewan and the Northwest Territories under Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker program.
  They we
  
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• Shots fired at vehicles parked on South Vancouver street

  20-09-2017 00:14 via vancouversun.com
  Someone fired a gun at a series of parked cars on a residential street in South Vancouver early Tuesday morning.
  Initial reports of gunfire just after midnight had Vancouver police searching in the area of Main Street and East 57th Avenue but they didn’t find anything.
  The police returned to the area later Tuesday morning, around 10:30 a.m., this time to the 200-block East 56th Avenue just off Main Street, where they found a handgun and spent shells lying on the road. 
  They also found
  
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• Mark your CALs for N.S. Culture Days! Discover cultural spirit & passion. Sept. 29 - Oct 1. More at:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  20-09-2017 00:00 via twitter.com
  Mark your CALs for N.S. Culture Days! Discover cultural spirit & passion. Sept. 29 - Oct 1. More at:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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