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• Monumental Lawren Harris painting may fetch a monumental price at auction

  18-10-2017 23:50 via vancouversun.com
  Last fall, the Lawren Harris painting, Mountain Forms, sold for $11.2 million, doubling the previous Canadian record for a work of art sold at auction.
  Sales like this tend to bring paintings out of the woodwork. At this fall’s Heffel auction, eight Harris pieces have been consigned, including another monumental canvas that could sell for several million dollars.
  Mountains East of Maligne Lake was painted in 1925, a year earlier than Mountain Forms. Like Mountain Forms, it’s a p
  
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• 34 ammonia injuries over 8 years in BC, most at arenas: report

  18-10-2017 22:21 via vancouversun.com
  While ammonia gas related fatalities are rare in B.C., the number of injuries – particularly at ice rinks – remains fairly high.
  Of the 40 ammonia leaks from refrigeration systems investigated between 2007 and 2015 in the province, the province’s safety authority says 10 resulted in the injuries of 34 people — and most occurred at arenas.
  That number could be higher though, as Technical Safety BC notes the injuries included in its report are only those received from oper
  
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• FactualWEST filmmaking conference returns to Vancouver this Saturday

  18-10-2017 22:20 via vancouversun.com
  Superhero shows aren’t the only productions being filmed in B.C.
  FactualWEST, a one-day skills training and networking conference for those working in documentary filmmaking, will take place this Saturday at Vancouver’s Morris J. Wosk Centre. The conference is organized by Field & Post Vancouver, a not-for-profit industry society, and it is the second year the event will take place.
  “There is a huge community here in Vancouver of people who work in this sector of the indust
  
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• Restaurant review: Squamish's The Joinery transitions from greenhouse to popular eatery

  18-10-2017 22:19 via vancouversun.com
  The Joinery
  1861 Mamquam Road, Squamish | 604-898-1969
  Open: Dinners, Wednesday to Monday. Happy hour, 4 to 6 p.m.  joinerysquamish.com
  When you live in Squamish, you’re no doubt good at roughing it — on mountain bikes, hanging off climbing ropes, on surf boards and on mountain trails. So going to the bathroom in outdoor portables and dining in a former greenhouse (with glass roof) should be a lark. And if the weather’s just fine, there’s an outdoor dining area.
  
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• Teen in custody following fatal stabbing in Prince Rupert

  18-10-2017 22:13 via vancouversun.com
  A 17-year-old male is in custody following the stabbing death of a 69-year-old man in Prince Rupert on Wednesday.
  RCMP were called to a home in the 400 block of 9th Avenue West in Prince Rupert at 1:30 a.m.
  A teen was arrested at the scene and two seniors, a man and a woman, were found inside the residence suffering from serious injuries.
  The man died from his wounds, while the woman, also 69 years old, remains in hospital.RCMP officers are currently on scene and the major crime unit in Prince G
  
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• A great video to explain what happens when you pour grease/fats/oils down your kitchen drain:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  18-10-2017 22:00 via twitter.com
  A great video to explain what happens when you pour grease/fats/oils down your kitchen drain:… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Thief took $500K in collectible coins and banknotes from B.C. man's car: Ontario police

  18-10-2017 21:56 via vancouversun.com
  MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Police in Ontario are looking for a man in the theft of about $500,000 in rare coins and banknotes.
  Investigators say a 68-year-old British Columbia man parked at a Mississauga, Ont., hotel on Sept. 26 and his vehicle was broken into early that afternoon.
  They say two bags containing collectible coins and banknotes were taken.
  The thief is described as having an olive complexion, heavy build, 35-45 years of age and balding.
  Investigators are appealing to the public for
  
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• Pink Floyd's Roger Waters to speak at Vancouver human rights forum

  18-10-2017 21:24 via vancouversun.com
  Roger Waters: Live For Palestine
  Oct. 26, 7 p.m. | St. Andrew’s Wesley, 1022 Nelson St.
  Tickets and info: From $5 – $20 suggested donation. No one turned away
  Pink Floyd co-founder and songwriter Rogers Waters discusses his evolution into a Palestinian rights activist in a conversation with Martha Roth of Independent Jewish Voices Canada at a human rights event at St. Andrews Wesley Church on Oct. 26 at 7 p.m.
  Since founding Pink Floyd in 1965, Waters has gained international acclaim
  
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• Burnaby boosts security in Central Park in wake of Marissa Shen death

  18-10-2017 21:21 via vancouversun.com
  Burnaby’s Central Park, the location where 13-year-old Marrisa Shen was found deceased, is among the city parks slated for additional layers of security measures in a pilot project approved in principle by city council Monday.
  Council adopted a plan drafted by staff and the public safety committee that will see bike patrols by a newly created team of uniformed bylaw officers, prominent security cameras at key entrance points and emergency call boxes to anchor so-called “safety zones&
  
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• Homicide victim found in West End apartment identified by police

  18-10-2017 21:08 via vancouversun.com
  Police have identified the victim of a homicide that took place in Vancouver’s West End last week.
  Marline Mars, a 34-year-old Vancouver resident, was found dead inside a West End apartment near Jervis and Harwood on Oct. 13 just before 4 p.m. Paramedics on scene called police after they found the woman inside the home, along with other injured people who were considered witnesses.
  “As detectives continue to process evidence, they are asking anyone with information about this inciden
  
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• B.C. marijuana rules will be 'a work in progress,' Vancouver councillor

  18-10-2017 21:00 via vancouversun.com
  VANCOUVER — The looming deadline for legalized marijuana has local governments in British Columbia crafting wish lists for provincial legislation, from where pot should be grown to how it should be sold.
  Ottawa has said regulations must be in place by July 1 and the B.C. government announced last month that it wants public input on shaping the rules.
  While some municipal politicians worry the timeline for regulations is too short, Vancouver Coun. Kerry Jang thinks legalization can’t
  
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• Be a champion in your building & help your neighbours recycle more. Contact our #ZeroWaste Coach for help.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  18-10-2017 20:05 via twitter.com
  Be a champion in your building & help your neighbours recycle more. Contact our #ZeroWaste Coach for help.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Classical: Milestone year for Vancouver's Friends of Chamber Music

  18-10-2017 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  The saga of Vancouver’s Friends of Chamber Music is a real homegrown success story, and one of the more exotic ones, as well.
  “Old Vancouver” had an orchestra (the VSO is poised to celebrate its centenary), plenty of choirs, and the occasional impresario willing to speculate on the public’s fickle enthusiasm for big name soloists. What it conspicuously lacked in the years right after the Second World War was both opera and chamber music.
  In 1948 a group of enthusiasts dec
  
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• Anthony Gismondi: WWander through Walla Walla

  18-10-2017 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  Washington State’s Walla Walla Valley Wine Alliance has announced WWander Walla Walla Valley Wine, a curated winemaker itinerary series available Saturdays from Oct. 14 through Dec. 16. The custom itineraries are a unique collaboration between the Alliance and top local winemakers focused on experiencing Walla Walla as they do: through the things they love to drink, eat and enjoy in and around Walla Walla. Each Saturday’s itinerary is unique to the winemaker who curated it and you ca
  
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• North Vancouver RCMP warn of time-share scam - North Shore News

  18-10-2017 18:35 via nsnews.com
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  North Vancouver RCMP warn of time-share scam
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  North Vancouver RCMP are warning the public about a spate of attempted scams baiting people with the promise of top dollar for their unused time-share vacation properties. In one case, a local resident struck a deal with a cold-caller promising to buy ...
  
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• If you haven't cleared storm drains yet, now's a good time to do it. We're expecting 50mm of rain today. youtu.be/8Pk4SbqvQfg #BCStorm

  18-10-2017 18:27 via twitter.com
  If you haven't cleared storm drains yet, now's a good time to do it. We're expecting 50mm of rain today. youtu.be/8Pk4SbqvQfg #BCStorm
  
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• District of North Vancouver to consider 9 new homes on forested lot - North Shore News

  18-10-2017 18:17 via nsnews.com
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  District of North Vancouver to consider 9 new homes on forested lot
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  A stone gatepost marks the entrance to the 875 Wellington Dr. in North Vancouver. file photo Mike Wakefield, North Shore News. Staff at the District of North Vancouver will soon have to decide whether to subdivide a rare, estate-sized single-family lot ...
  
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• Are you prepared to Grab & Go? @NorthShoreEMO emergency preparedness info @ #CityHall + enter to WIN an emergency k… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  18-10-2017 18:01 via twitter.com
  Are you prepared to Grab & Go? @NorthShoreEMO emergency preparedness info @ #CityHall + enter to WIN an emergency k… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• CRE industry slow to attract women in significant numbers

  18-10-2017 17:41 via vancouversun.com
  When commercial real estate broker Tara Finnegan started looking for her first brokerage job in the early 2000s, it was obvious that managers were apprehensive about hiring a woman.
  “There was a bit of a fear around hiring women,” she told The Vancouver Sun in a recent interview. “I was told (women recruits) would be trained, go through the whole process, and then leave to go … get married and go have children.”
  A fulfilling personal life should never be perceived
  
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• Vancouver fans mourn Canadian icon Gord Downie

  18-10-2017 17:26 via vancouversun.com
  Tragically Hip Canadian superstar Gord Downie has died after a more than year-long battle with brain cancer.
  Vancouver Hip fans and musicians expressed their sadness on social media early Wednesday.  They called him a Canadian hero, thanked him for his brilliance and poetry, and quoted his own lyrics, saying he was “ahead by a century.”
  Namaste. In gratitude and reflection, I bow my head for Gord.Deep, gracious blessings. My heartfelt condolences to the Downie family.— Bif
  
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• Abbotsford man charged in child pornography investigation

  18-10-2017 17:25 via vancouversun.com
  A 38-year-old Abbotsford man has been charged in relation to a child pornography investigation.
  Abbotsford police say Travis Butler was arrested after police seized numerous computers and data storage at Butler’s residence on Sept. 7. The investigation into Butler’s connection to child pornography began in 2016 and involved both Canadian and American authorities.
  Police say they have evidence from thousands of images and videos depicting child sexual abuse.
  Butler has now been c
  
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• Three dead after ammonia leak at Fernie ice rink

  18-10-2017 16:30 via vancouversun.com
  Three workers are dead, homes have been evacuated, and a local state of emergency has been called in Fernie after a possible ammonia leak at the municipal ice rink.
  The southeastern B.C. city said in a statement that the state of emergency will remain in effect for seven days because of a potential threat to property and life.
  The city also said details about the victims will be released once their families have been notified.
  Residents in the evacuation area were provided overnight accommodatio
  
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• Metro Vancouver in for another rainstorm, warnings in effect

  18-10-2017 15:36 via vancouversun.com
  Metro Vancouver is in for a second wave of stormy weather this week, with rainfall warnings in effect for some areas.
  Environment Canada says rain will drench the region on Wednesday, with up to 50 millimetres expected in the some areas including Coquitlam, Maple Ridge, and the North Shore.
  The national weather agency says the heavy rain should taper off by Wednesday evening. It warns that heavy downpours can cause flash floods and water pooling on roads.
  A rainfall warning is also in
  
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• B.C. firms squandering principle — and profits — with lack of female execs: report

  18-10-2017 12:00 via vancouversun.com
  Promoting women to leadership roles in your company will probably change the culture of your workplace — plus there’s a good chance you’ll make more money if you do.
  Industry reports by McKinsey and Co. and Catalyst found that businesses with the most female board members and executives outperform their industry peers by 15 per cent and achieve a 53 per cent higher return on equity.
  But many of the top firms in British Columbia are squandering their opportunity to increase dive
  
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• Police watchdog investigating man's death after 4.5-hour standoff in Revelstoke

  18-10-2017 08:09 via vancouversun.com
  A man connected with a murder in Calgary is dead after an hours-long standoff with police in Revelstoke.
  The provincial Independent Investigations Office is looking in to the man’s death.
  According to a media release from the RCMP, the man was originally pulled over in the 700-block of Victoria Road in Revelstoke just before 1:30 p.m.
  The Mounties say the man was believed to be armed and dangerous and “matched the description of the person of interest wanted for questioning and consi
  
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• Style Q&A: LanaBetty brings 3D printing technology to jewelry designs

  18-10-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  Would you wear a piece of jewelry that had been printed from a 3D printer?
  Before you answer that, you may want to examine the pieces on offer from LanaBetty jewelry.
  The Vancouver-based jewelry line features chic pieces such as gemstone earrings, geometric rings and custom cursive name necklaces that are worthy of a second (and third look). Especially once you learn how they’re made. 
  Lana Leppe, the designer behind the brand, chatted with Postmedia News about her designs, ethical so
  
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• Opinion: Tax land value, close loopholes to solve affordability crisis

  18-10-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  Vancouver and B.C. have been gripped by a housing affordability crisis that has deprived an entire generation of the ability to rent or own housing that fits their needs. Working people are seeing their discretionary income plummet due to rising real estate prices, which dwarf rising wages or savings on lower taxes and cheaper consumer goods.
  While politicians of all stripes recognize the crisis cannot be ignored, they also understand that attempts to lower the value of real estate risk collapsi
  
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• Global capital driving Vancouver's rapid retail property growth

  18-10-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  Retail property investment in Vancouver reached more than $2.8 billion in the first half of this year, according to new numbers from CBRE Canada.
  The first half of this year marked the highest retail property investment numbers on record, with total retail investment surpassing 2016’s full-year total of $1.6 billion — a 75-per-cent jump, the report said.
  Meanwhile, downtown Vancouver storefront vacancies fell to 2.9 per cent as international brands have increasingly been driving dema
  
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• Commercial Real Estate: CRE industry slow to attract women in significant numbers

  18-10-2017 07:00 via vancouversun.com
  When commercial real estate broker Tara Finnegan started looking for her first brokerage job in the early 2000s, it was obvious that managers were apprehensive about hiring a woman.
  “There was a bit of a fear around hiring women,” she told The Vancouver Sun in a recent interview. “I was told (women recruits) would be trained, go through the whole process, and then leave to go … get married and go have children.”
  A fulfilling personal life should never be perceived
  
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• Dan Fumano: 'It's night and day' — city's new relationship with province exemplified by DTES funding, Robertson says

  18-10-2017 06:25 via vancouversun.com
  There was an agenda item that took about 20 seconds of Vancouver city council’s time Tuesday. But there were decades of history behind it.
  Vancouver council unanimously agreed Tuesday morning to approve a one-time, $250,000 grant, part of a larger funding deal, to allow the Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre (DEWC) to operate on a 24-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week model, up from the current 15 hours per day.
  But the speedy approval Tuesday and the prosaic nature of the language in coun
  
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• Are you 'emergency ready'? The Great B.C. ShakeOut is here

  18-10-2017 06:15 via vancouversun.com
  Ahead of Thursday’s Great B.C. ShakeOut — a province-wide earthquake drill  — emergency responders are reminding people what it actual means to be “emergency ready.”
  “It is not enough for people to purchase a 72-hour emergency kit, to be really ready for any emergency, one needs to have an emergency plan, a kit of supplies, be trained to administer first aid and continue to maintain their supplies and skills for an emergency,” Karen MacPherson, CEO
  
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• Three dead after ammonia leak at Fernie arena

  18-10-2017 04:59 via vancouversun.com
  An apparent ammonia leak at an arena in Fernie has killed three workers who were repairing the refrigeration plant at the municipal ice rink.
  Police, fire, paramedics and WorkSafe BC investigators were on scene at the Fernie Memorial Arena after the leak was reported shortly before noon on Tuesday.
  In an email, Trish Knight Chernecki from WorkSafe BC called the incident “a tragic loss of life.”
  WorkSafe BC’s preliminary information suggested three workers were exposed to a gas
  
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• ‘I hate you’: Slain Burnaby teen’s family slam convicted killer

  18-10-2017 04:38 via vancouversun.com
  Family members of a Burnaby teen swarmed and stabbed to death in Whistler two years ago angrily denounced on Tuesday one of the young men convicted in the May 2015 slaying.
  In her victim impact statement read in court, Clara Gordic, mother of 19-year-old Luka Gordic, said her son’s life was taken away “senselessly” and “viciously” by Arvin Golic, who was convicted of manslaughter.
  The mother said her son was the “light of my life” and she will miss him t
  
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• Vaughn Palmer: Popham pens 'eviction' notice-like letter to B.C. fish farms

  18-10-2017 03:20 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — When Premier John Horgan promised to “align the actions of my government with the United Nations declaration on the rights of Indigenous peoples,” it wasn’t clear how that would play out with specific decisions.
  Now one example has come to the fore during the current imbroglio between the NDP government and some First Nations over fish farming and the threat to wild salmon stocks.
  On Friday the lead cabinet member on the file, Agriculture Minister Lana Pop
  
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• Where are Halloween fireworks legal in Metro Vancouver?

  18-10-2017 02:49 via vancouversun.com
  For many, Metro Vancouverites Halloween wouldn’t be the holiday it is without the spectacular flash and boom of a seasonal fireworks display to light up the evening sky, to the chagrin of Metro fire departments.
  Where you can buy fireworks and where you are allowed to set them off, however, is a patchwork of local rules. A few municipalities, such as Vancouver, West Vancouver and New Westminster, do allow private displays, subject to restrictions.
  An increasing number, however, maintain ou
  
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• Human-rights tribunal to hear complaint from cocaine smuggler

  18-10-2017 02:42 via vancouversun.com
  The night of Jan. 18, 2007, 50-year-old Perley Edmund Holmes found himself lying in fresh snow, flanked by a pair of backpacks stuffed with 62 kilograms of cocaine, hiding in the brush from the blinding takedown lights of Washington state border police.
  Holmes, a father of eight who was business manager of Iron Workers Local 97 in Burnaby at the time, spent eight years in prison on a trafficking charge following his arrest that winter just south of Osoyoos. Court records show the cocaine ha
  
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• TransLink ridership continues to grow, says CEO

  18-10-2017 02:35 via vancouversun.com
  At a time when ridership numbers are dropping in cities across North America, the number of trips being made on transit in Metro Vancouver continues to increase, says to the CEO of the region’s transit authority.
  According to the latest data from TransLink, during the first nine months of 2017, the number of average weekday journeys increased 6.2 per cent compared to the same period in 2016. A journey is a complete trip using one or more transit modes, and can consist of multiple boardings
  
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• Lots more ☔ on the way. Keep storm drains clear to prevent flooding. See an issue? Report w/ #CityFix app.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  18-10-2017 02:30 via twitter.com
  Lots more ☔ on the way. Keep storm drains clear to prevent flooding. See an issue? Report w/ #CityFix app.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• NDP spent almost $300,000 on advisers during transition to power

  18-10-2017 02:11 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — B.C.’s New Democrats spent almost $300,000 in taxpayer funds on advisers to help it transition into power this summer, with much of the money going to party friends and insiders.
  On Tuesday, the government released a list of 34 consulting contracts it directly awarded in July to people who Premier John Horgan’s administration asked for help as it assumed power. The list includes 13 people whom the new government ultimately gave jobs, as well as Vision Vancouver city
  
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• West Coast Express train blocked from Coquitlam stop by bear

  18-10-2017 01:46 via vancouversun.com
  The West Coast Express Train 5 didn’t make its stop at Coquitlam Station during this morning’s commute due to bears in the area, according to a tweet from TransLink customer service.
  A passenger arriving for the train reported seeing a bear cub on the platform just before its scheduled arrival at 8:10 a.m., said TransLink spokesman Chris Bryan, but there was no sign of its mother.
  Another passenger reported seeing the cub climb over a fence and out of the station, but TransLink atten
  
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• Horgan on the defensive over ride-hailing review, Greens to table private member's bill

  18-10-2017 01:42 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — Premier John Horgan brushed aside criticism Tuesday that his government is pandering to its political friends in the taxi industry with the announcement of a one-sided review of ride-hailing that excludes companies like Uber and Lyft.
  Horgan faced questions in the legislature about why his government broke an election promise to introduce ride-hailing this year, and why he chose to task independent consultant Dan Hara with talking to the traditional taxi associations but not the
  
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• ICBC's Clay Steiro thx Mayor Mussatto & City staff for spreading the word about distracted driving during Think Of… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  18-10-2017 01:35 via twitter.com
  ICBC's Clay Steirothx Mayor Mussatto & City staff for spreading the word about distracted driving during Think Of… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Crunch time for Vancouver, and over a hundred other cities, to submit bids to Amazon

  18-10-2017 01:33 via vancouversun.com
  The deadline is Thursday and for more than a hundred cities across North America, including Vancouver, it’s crunch time for submitting a bid to become home to Amazon’s second headquarters, its first outside Seattle.
  The opportunity promises up to 50,000 jobs with an average annual salary of $125,000 over the next 15 years, plus additional investment by the online retailer to the tune of $6 billion. It is arguably one of the most sought-after corporate prizes in recent times.
  In its o
  
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• North Vancouver MLA calls for North Shore SkyTrain - North Shore News

  18-10-2017 01:17 via nsnews.com
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  North Vancouver MLA calls for North Shore SkyTrain
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  A hypothetical SkyTrain map produced by MLA Jane Thornthwaite shows the North Shore with a commuter rail link across the Second Narrows and transit stops from Cates Park to Dundarave. image supplied. If you're patiently waiting for the SkyTrain to ...and more »
  
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• The Umbrella Shop closing doors just as weather turns wet and stormy

  18-10-2017 01:11 via vancouversun.com
  Rainy weather and a liquidation sale have created a perfect storm at The Umbrella Shop.
  Sales are booming now that Corry Flader, the third generation of the Flader family to operate the business, has decided to close The Umbrella Shop by the end of the year.
  At times, she said, the West Pender store is selling upwards of 250 umbrellas an hour. Customers are flocking to the store to take advantage of special offers of 50 per cent off, or more on bulk sales.
  “They’re coming in and lini
  
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• Don't forget - tonight's Council workshop starts at 5:30 pm. Here's the agenda (PDF; 2.8MB): ow.ly/dPSO30fWS3q #NorthVan

  18-10-2017 00:59 via twitter.com
  Don't forget - tonight's Council workshop starts at 5:30 pm. Here's the agenda (PDF; 2.8MB): ow.ly/dPSO30fWS3q #NorthVan
  
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• DYK 85% of old clothing ends up in the garbage? Recycle your textiles through a local charity. #WasteReductionWeek… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  18-10-2017 00:43 via twitter.com
  DYK 85% of old clothing ends up in the garbage? Recycle your textiles through a local charity. #WasteReductionWeek… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• RCMP say girl sexually assaulted while walking to school in Cloverdale

  18-10-2017 00:34 via vancouversun.com
  Surrey RCMP say a 15-year-old student was groped by a man while she was walking to school Tuesday morning in Cloverdale.
  The attack happened at around 7:50 a.m. in the 18800 block of 69th Avenue near Clayton Heights Secondary.Police say the girl was allegedly grabbed from behind by an unknown male.
  The girl managed to free herself and run back home. The man fled on foot.Police searched the area but could not locate the suspect. He was described as a white man in 30s or 40s wearing
  
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• Update: Enbridge reverses course on actions to seize assets from Stand. Earth Vancouver offices

  18-10-2017 00:31 via vancouversun.com
  Tuesday morning, staff at the environmental organization Stand were facing down bailiffs with orders to seize assets on behalf of pipeline giant Enbridge over unpaid court costs from a 2014 Federal Court action.
  By early afternoon, however, the company had reversed course, requesting that the bailiffs not seize anything and saying it wouldn’t be pursuing the matter further, according to a statement from spokesperson Jesse Semko.
  “Legal costs were awarded in a court action,” Sem
  
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