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• The mystery of the man who promised millions to family, friends and a B.C. hockey team

  08-12-2017 23:57 via vancouversun.com
  One night in February, Jacqueline Jordan’s ex-boss showed up at her door in Airdrie, Alta., with an outrageous offer.
  “Jackie, I’m gonna change your life,” she said he told her.
  He announced he was going to gift Jordan $1 million — a portion of the riches he said he had amassed from a lottery win and smart investments.
  Jordan was skeptical. But over the following weeks, she said, he managed to string her along, showing her documents purportedly from various financia
  
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• Gang associate shot dead outside Langley townhouse: police

  08-12-2017 23:45 via vancouversun.com
  A young man is dead after a shooting in Langley and police say the death may be linked to recent gang violence in Metro Vancouver.
  Cpl. Frank Jang of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team says investigators have confirmed 21-year-old Dai Duong of Abbotsford was the victim of the homicide.
  Police are confirming 21-year-old Dai Duong of Abbotsford was the victim of homicide in Langley on Thursday, Dec. 7, 2017.
  Police were called late Thursday to a townhouse complex in the 8100-block of 204th
  
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• Building access over railroad crossings to ease traffic congestion

  08-12-2017 23:38 via vancouversun.com
  On an average day, the safety barrier at the Portside Road train crossing in Richmond comes down 37 times a day for a total of more than two hours each day. Drivers are left fuming in their cars and the ensuing traffic congestion gets backed up into several major roads nearby.
  Similar scenes are playing out in other spots across Metro Vancouver and into the Fraser Valley, according to documents from the Gateway Transportation Collaboration Forum.
  Trains carrying goods and facilitating
  
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• Dan Fumano: With Nick's final meatball, 'old Vancouver disappearing'

  08-12-2017 23:11 via vancouversun.com
  For half a century, when Jimmy Pattison entertained out-of-town VIPs, he always skipped the swanky spots downtown, and instead took them to a crowded hole-in-the-wall spaghetti joint in an apartment building’s ground-floor on a quiet block in the East End.
  “I’ve been going there for 50 years,” Pattison said this week. “Sometimes, really important people would come to town and I would always take them to Nick’s. I’ve taken premiers of the provinces of Can
  
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• Adopt-A-School: Helping refugee children overcome the traumas of their past

  08-12-2017 22:31 via vancouversun.com
  “We’ve all been broken before, but we heal. We do have the darkness still, but we have to learn to live without the darkness.” — a handwritten sign pinned to the wall in Guildford Park Secondary.
  For many refugee students attending Surrey schools, their bodies may be safely in a classroom, but their minds are still inhabiting the dangerous places they fled.
  Surrey likely has the largest population of refugee families of any city in B.C., and the n
  
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• One scoop or two?: Get into the holiday spirits and brews

  08-12-2017 22:24 via vancouversun.com
  If you are the kind of person who slides a scoop of vanilla into your winter ale — and who isn’t? — then Christmas truly has come early for you.
  Red Racer Smore Stout has what you are looking for with a roasted malt body, marshmallow, chocolate and toasty comfort of graham crackers, “the beer equivalent of a fresh s’more bar,” according to ale architect Gary Lohin, Central City’s brewmaster.
  (Despite its dessert-like flavour profile, I do not endorse giv
  
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• Enjoy the sounds of Christmas in #CivicPlaza. Live carols featuring 'The Caminando Carolers' today 4:30pm-5:30pm.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  08-12-2017 22:01 via twitter.com
  Enjoy the sounds of Christmas in #CivicPlaza. Live carols featuring 'The Caminando Carolers' today 4:30pm-5:30pm.… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• This Week in History: 1941 Vancouver blacks out after the Japanese attack Pearl Harbor

  08-12-2017 21:52 via vancouversun.com
  The Japanese attacks on Pearl Harbor and Hong Kong on Dec. 7, 1941 stirred panic in Vancouver. There were rumours that a Japanese aircraft carrier had been spotted off the coast near San Francisco, and that U.S. planes had been dispatched to track it down.
  No Japanese carrier was found. But Vancouver went into a blackout, just in case.
  “Blackout’s Not Play Now, It’s For Keeps,” declared a Sun headline on Dec. 9.
  “When Vancouver’s lights winked out last May, it
  
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• REAL SCOOP: Bacon's "true love" dies as his charges stayed

  08-12-2017 21:02 via vancouversun.com
  I had heard about Madison Fine’s tragic overdose from several sources and from Real Scoop readers. So I confirmed details of what happened and have written this story.
  Her family obviously saw her differently than police, who believe she has continued to run drug lines and be involved in some of the conflicts that have caused Red Scorpion faction to split apart.
  But it is clear from her obituary, that she had a loving family who is already missing her.
  Here’s my story:
  Jamie Bacon&rs
  
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• Town Talk: Odd Squad celebrates 20 years of helping addicts recover

  08-12-2017 21:00 via vancouversun.com
  ODD EVENING: Twenty years ago, Vancouver police constables Toby Hinton and Al Arsenault founded what would become Odd Squad Productions to help youngsters evade or overcome the lure of drugs. It wasn’t always an easy sell, even among police. But Chief Constable Adam Palmer was unequivocal at OSP’s 2016 gala: “To make it clear, the Vancouver Police Department, from me on down, respects the Odd Squad 100 per cent.” At this year’s running, more important respect came f
  
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• Man in serious condition after targeted shooting in South Surrey

  08-12-2017 20:50 via vancouversun.com
  Mounties are investigating after a man was shot and seriously wounded in South Surrey.
  RCMP say on Friday, at around 9:30 a.m., officers responded to a report of shots fired in the 17000-block of 21st Avenue.
  A man suffering from gunshot injuries was taken to hospital in serious condition.
  Investigators say the suspect or suspects fled in a vehicle before police arrived.
  Officers are canvassing the neighbourhood and speaking with witnesses.
  The investigation is in its early stages but polic
  
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• Homicide police called in to investigate shooting at Langley townhouse

  08-12-2017 20:47 via vancouversun.com
  Homicide detectives have been called in to investigate a shooting at a townhouse complex in Langley on Thursday night.
  Langley RCMP confirmed the shooting, which happened shortly before 11 p.m., took place at a residence in the 8100-block of 204th Street.
  Mounties have not yet confirmed reports that a man was fatally shot; however they did refer all calls to the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team, which has taken over the case.
  No suspects have been arrested.
  
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• Vancouver's opioid crisis: Fire crews feel strain of overdose calls

  08-12-2017 20:30 via vancouversun.com
  Vancouver firefighters have responded to more than 6,000 overdose calls this year, a 28 per cent increase over last year with a month remaining in 2017.
  Mayor Gregor Robertson says the numbers highlight the magnitude of the “horrific” opioid crisis that is tearing through the city, province and country.
  The city says the high volume of calls is putting a continued strain on services and front-line workers.
  Last week alone, Vancouver Fire and Rescue Services responded to 81 overdose c
  
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• Attn Contractors & Designers! If you missed our education seminar this week, we've got the presentation + handouts… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  08-12-2017 20:01 via twitter.com
  Attn Contractors & Designers! If you missed our education seminar this week, we've got the presentation + handouts… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Vancouver Lantern Festival turns on, lights up to kick off holiday month

  08-12-2017 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  Vancouver Chinese Lantern Festival
  Dec. 15-Jan. 21, Fri.-Sat., 5-11 p.m.; Sun.-Thurs., 5-10 p.m. | PNE Fairgrounds
  Tickets and info. | From $13.50. Family of four pass, $55 at Ticketleader.ca
  One of the most important events in the Chinese cultural calendar is the annual tradition of the “first-night festival,” or lantern festival. This 2,000-year-old celebration typically falls on the 15th day of the first lunar month of the Chinese New Year celebrations. It is tied to hop
  
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• Due to the funeral of Leonard George this Saturday (Dec 9), expect traffic delays around 12:30 on Dollarton Hwy as… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  08-12-2017 19:13 via twitter.com
  Due to the funeral of Leonard George this Saturday (Dec 9), expect traffic delays around 12:30 on Dollarton Hwy as… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Follow these holiday safety tips to stay safe this season. #iaffsafetytips #NorthVan https://t.co/I4KHVciEz1

  08-12-2017 18:37 via twitter.com
  
  Follow these holiday safety tips to stay safe this season. #iaffsafetytips #NorthVan https://t.co/I4KHVciEz1
  
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• Help make this a special xmas for kids in need. Drop off new unwrapped toys at @NVCFD before Dec 24. Don't forget g… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  08-12-2017 18:00 via twitter.com
  Help make this a special xmas for kids in need. Drop off new unwrapped toys at @NVCFD before Dec 24. Don't forget g… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Daily Poll: Do you agree with the NEB's controversial approval of Kinder Morgan's request to bypass Burnaby laws to build a pipeline?

  08-12-2017 17:17 via vancouversun.com
  A National Energy Board ruling Thursday favoured Kinder Morgan Canada’s efforts to bypass Burnaby bylaws to build its Trans Mountain expansion project. The move has many residents outraged, including B.C.’s Environment Minister George Heyman, who said the government will look for ways to fight the decision. The city of Burnaby will also consider an appeal.  
  The NEB ruled the company is not required to comply with two sections of the city’s bylaws as it prepares to be
  
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• Todd Talbot shares his holiday-party planning tips (guys, listen up)

  08-12-2017 17:04 via vancouversun.com
  Todd Talbot’s top tips for the holiday season are refreshingly simple: be genuine and don’t try too hard. 
  While these two tenets could just as easily be applied to that Tinder date you’re setting up for the end of the week, in this case, the Love It or List It Vancouver host is referring specifically to party planning. 
  “I like the word casual. You want your guests to feel comfortable and relaxed,” he explains. “If it’s too overdone, ther
  
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• Holiday recipes: Vancouver chefs share their favourite Christmas dishes

  08-12-2017 17:04 via vancouversun.com
  A hearty meal is the centrepiece of most great holiday memories. 
  Whether it’s feasting on a classic turkey and stuffing, or gathering around a more interesting dish that reflects a family’s unique culture, the festive season is undoubtedly enriched by food. 
  With this in mind, we asked a handful of Vancouver’s top chefs to share their favourite holiday food memories — as well as asking them to serve up a few try-it-yourself recipes to consider feeding to your f
  
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• Brian Minter: Decorate patios and balconies for winter with fragrant, fresh-cut branches

  08-12-2017 17:00 via vancouversun.com
  In an earlier article I wrote about planting winter-hardy perennials and shrubs to create interesting living containers. Another hot trend, one that is easier yet equally spectacular, is to decorate patios and balconies for winter with arrangements made from fragrant, fresh-cut green branches.
  About 10 years ago the idea of designing seasonal porch pots by repurposing tired summer patio containers began as an innovative recycling concept that grew into a celebration of winter and a way to create
  
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• B.C.: 15 bestselling books of the week, Dec. 9

  08-12-2017 17:00 via vancouversun.com
  1. The Inner Life of Animals: Love, Grief and Compassion — Surprising Observations of a Hidden World — Peter Wohlleben (Greystone Books). 
  2. The Haunting of Vancouver Island: Supernatural Encounters with the Other Side — Shanon Sinn (TouchWood Editions).
  3. Chasing Smoke: A Wildfire Memoir — Aaron Williams (Harbour Publishing). 
  4. Harry: A Wilderness Dog Saga — Chris Czajkowski (Harbour Publishing). 
  5. Opportunity
  
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• Vancouver's latest tool for housing the homeless getting rough reception

  08-12-2017 16:12 via vancouversun.com
  Construction has hardly begun at the first of Vancouver’s temporary modular housing projects and already pushback is mounting against the city’s latest strategy to house its homeless.
  Vancouver was granted an injunction earlier this week from the Supreme Court of British Columbia to dislodge protesters who were preventing work crews from accessing a construction site in the tony neighbourhood of Marpole.
  Some residents feel blindsided by the move and are critical of a decision they f
  
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• IHIT called in to investigate shooting at Langley townhouse

  08-12-2017 15:31 via vancouversun.com
   
  Homicide detectives have been called in to investigate a shooting at a townhouse complex in Langley Thursday night.
   
  Langley RCMP confirmed the shooting, which happened shortly before 11 p.m., took place at a residence in the 8100-block of 204th Street.
   
  Mounties have not yet confirmed reports that a man was fatally shot, however they did refer all calls to the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team, which has taken over the case.
   
  No suspects have been arrested.
   
  
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• Fog advisory posted for Metro Vancouver

  08-12-2017 14:48 via vancouversun.com
  A fog advisory is in effect for Metro Vancouver.
  Environment Canada posted the advisory early Friday morning, saying near zero visibility is expected in many areas of the region.
  This morning's visible satellite loop shows south coast #fogand widespread interior #valleycloud.Head to the mountains for sunshine !
  Little change in this pattern forecast for the next few days. #BCstorm pic.twitter.com/Mh8v073s8X
  — ECCC Weather BC (@ECCCWeatherBC) December 7, 2017The federal weather agency says
  
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• Five Things to Know: SkyTrain attack, owls everywhere, sea lion wins Internet

  08-12-2017 14:00 via vancouversun.com
  Good morning. Here are five things you need to know.
  Girlfriend of Jamie Bacon dead of suspected overdose
  Madison Fine, girlfriend of the soon-to-be-released Jamie Bacon, died of a suspected overdose last week, Postmedia’s Kim Bolan reports.
  The 25-year-old Kelowna resident headed to Vancouver to be near Bacon when his murder charge was thrown out, but she never made it to the courthouse. The same day as the ruling came down, she was found unresponsive in a Richmond hotel by Bacon’s
  
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• Jamie Bacon's 'true love' dies of an overdose on day of his court win

  08-12-2017 12:39 via vancouversun.com
  Kelowna resident Madison Fine made her way to Vancouver last week to be near boyfriend Jamie Bacon when the ruling came down throwing out his murder charge.
  But the 25-year-old convicted drug trafficker never made it to the courthouse.
  Instead she was found unresponsive in a Richmond hotel by Bacon’s mother, Susan, dead of a suspected overdose.
  Richmond RCMP Cpl. Dennis Hwang said he couldn’t comment on Fine’s death.
  Andy Watson, of the B.C. Coroners Service, said the agency is
  
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• Mayor urges weary residents of Vancouver, Toronto to move to Saint John, N.B.

  08-12-2017 06:57 via vancouversun.com
  By Kevin Bissett
  The mayor of Saint John, N.B., is getting a flood of responses after issuing a social media plea for people tired of long Toronto and Vancouver commutes to move east.
  Don Darling posted his message last week after Statistics Canada released data showing New Brunswick commute times are much shorter than in most big cities.
  “Hey Toronto and Vancouver, move to Saint John NB, we have jobs, you can buy a house for well under 200k and our commutes are measured in minutes. Contac
  
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• Passing of Neil O'Brien draws his radio friends together

  08-12-2017 05:47 via vancouversun.com
  A legacy of friendship, good humour, wrestling and a love for pizza is what friends of Neil O’Brien are talking about this week.
  The sudden passing of the well-loved News 1130 traffic reporter is pulling together a wide array of local radio and TV talent, all in the hope of helping out his family.
  O’Brien, 47 and a native of Vancouver, died on Tuesday.
  Local TV and radio personality Kuljeet Kaila is spearheading a GoFundMe drive, with proceeds going to support his mother with funeral
  
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• Cannabis Christmas calendar demand overwhelms one-woman pot shop

  08-12-2017 05:32 via vancouversun.com
  A week after listing the cannabis Christmas calendar for sale in the Coast to Coast Medicinals online shop, Lorilee Fedler was beginning to wonder if it was a silly idea. There had been few orders for the novelty product, a twist on the traditional advent calendar that swaps the candy for marijuana and cannabis-infused edibles.
  But then the media discovered the cannabis calendar and, soon after her product was featured at several outlets, the orders started pouring in. 
  “I don’t
  
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• Alana Abramson: Once a street kid, now a professor teaching restorative justice

  08-12-2017 05:20 via vancouversun.com
  It was more than half her lifetime ago, but Alana Abramson will never forget her brief brush with crime and the courts.
  Almost 25 years later, the criminology professor recalled how appearing before a judge in youth court helped shape her career choice of working in restorative justice.
  “It’s a very different form of justice,” said Abramson, who lives in Kamloops and commutes to Surrey to work at Kwantlen Polytechnic University three days a week. “Instead of focusing on p
  
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• Marrying woman he has assaulted four times lands B.C. man in jail

  08-12-2017 05:08 via vancouversun.com
  Marrying the woman he has assaulted four times in the past two years has landed a Victoria man in jail for 90 days.
  Kevin Knorr pleaded guilty Wednesday to breaching the conditions of his probation order to have no contact or communication with his girlfriend and victim Cheryl Dales.
  After being released from jail on Nov. 13, 2017, Knorr and Dales contacted a marriage commissioner. They were married at the Moka House at Fisherman’s Wharf the next day.
  This fifth breach of the no-contact or
  
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• Heads up! Road Closure St. Georges & E23rd St 9:30am-2pm Fri, Dec 8th. If you see a multi-vehicle accident don't be… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  08-12-2017 04:00 via twitter.com
  Heads up! Road Closure St. Georges & E23rd St 9:30am-2pm Fri, Dec 8th. If you see a multi-vehicle accident don't be… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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• Vaughn Palmer: Weaver's anti-Site C stance clearly not a deal breaker

  08-12-2017 03:26 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — Green leader Andrew Weaver was asked this week why, in spite of his strong opposition to Site C, he’s already ruled out bringing down the NDP government if it proceeds with the project.
  Weaver began by blasting the Green party’s partners-in-power sharing for lack of courage, saying the New Democrats already have all the information they need to cancel the controversial hydroelectric dam on the Peace River.
  “Frankly, they had the information on which to make a d
  
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• A bridge too far: Fixed link to Sunshine Coast too costly, technically difficult, says B.C.

  08-12-2017 03:11 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — Building a bridge or road link to B.C.’s Sunshine Coast has too many technical and financial hurdles, so the provincial government says it’s giving up on the idea.
  The former Liberal government launched a feasibility study on the idea of a fixed link in November 2015.
  The NDP government has released a report with the announcement that it wouldn’t be proceeding with the plan.
  The study narrowed its investigation to two bridge links and two road crossings, each c
  
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• Opinion: Nationalist anti-immigrant parties thrive in Europe. Why not in Canada?

  08-12-2017 03:00 via vancouversun.com
  The German federal elections on Sept. 24 produced an electoral earthquake. The country’s ruling coalition headed for 12 years by Chancellor Angela Merkel lost its majority, mainly because of the success of the nationalist/anti-immigrant party Alternative for Germany (AfD), which won 97 seats, up from zero in the preceding elections. On Nov. 16, Merkel made the unprecedented announcement that she had been unable to form a new governing coalition and refused to head a minority government, pr
  
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• Animal advocacy groups intervene in Vancouver Aquarium lawsuit

  08-12-2017 02:33 via vancouversun.com
  A lawyer for two animal advocacy groups appeared in court Thursday to oppose the Vancouver Aquarium’s bid to quash a bylaw banning cetaceans.
  Arden Beddoes, who is representing the groups Animal Justice Canada and Zoocheck, made brief submissions before B.C. Supreme Court Justice Andrew Mayer on the aquarium’s argument that the Vancouver park board’s bylaw amendment violated the aquarium’s freedom of expression.
  The two groups were granted intervener status in the court c
  
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• Mayor urges weary residents of Toronto, Vancouver to move to Saint John, N.B.

  08-12-2017 02:28 via vancouversun.com
  The mayor of Saint John, N.B., is getting a flood of responses after issuing a social media plea for people tired of long Vancouver and Toronto commutes to move east.
  Don Darling posted his message last week after Statistics Canada released data showing New Brunswick commute times are much shorter than in most big cities.
  “Hey Toronto and Vancouver, move to Saint John NB, we have jobs, you can buy a house for well under 200k and our commutes are measured in minutes. Contact me and I will s
  
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• Vancouver student's sea lion was YouTube Canada's top trending video of 2017

  08-12-2017 02:23 via vancouversun.com
  After capturing a video in which a sea lion snatched a young girl off the dock at Richmond’s Steveston Harbour, Michael Fujiwara uploaded the clip to YouTube so his friends could see it.
  They did. But so did everyone else. 
  “I uploaded it on YouTube first to share with my friends,” Fujiwara said. “I didn’t want to upload a huge file onto Facebook or whatever so I just put it on YouTube. Then I noticed that it was getting a lot of views so I just made it public,
  
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• Foot in shoe found on Vancouver Island beach

  08-12-2017 02:21 via vancouversun.com
  A human foot was found on a Jordan River beach Thursday morning, sparking an investigation by the B.C. Coroners Service.
  A man walking his dogs made the discovery about 8 a.m., said Sooke RCMP Staff Sgt. Jeff McArthur. The foot was in a shoe with part of the leg attached.
  The man called Sooke RCMP, and Mounties attended with a coroner.
  The body part was seized and the area was searched, McArthur said.
  The investigation has been turned over to the B.C. Coroners Service, which investigates all unn
  
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• A bridge too far: Fixed link to Sunshine Coast too costly, techically difficult, says B.C.

  08-12-2017 02:16 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — Building a bridge or road link to British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast has too many technical and financial hurdles, so the provincial government says it’s giving up on the idea.
  The former Liberal government launched a feasibility study on the idea of a fixed link in November 2015.
  The NDP government has released a report with the announcement that it wouldn’t be proceeding with the plan.
  The study narrowed its investigation to two bridge links and two road cross
  
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• #TBT December 2016 winter arrived early in the City. #NorthVan #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/m11QtfWdj3

  08-12-2017 02:00 via twitter.com
  
  #TBT December 2016 winter arrived early in the City. #NorthVan #ThrowbackThursday https://t.co/m11QtfWdj3
  
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• The Happenings: Three things to do in Vancouver on Friday, Dec. 8

  08-12-2017 01:25 via vancouversun.com
  Looking for something to do in Metro Vancouver? Here are three suggestions for Friday, Dec. 8.
  Diana Krall
  B.C.-born music legend Diana Krall visits the Queen Elizabeth Theatre as she tours in support of her new album, Turn Up the Quiet. It’s a perfect title for a Diana Krall album, suggesting exactly what she’s great at: intimate performances that somehow feel bigger than they are. Plus she’s great at Christmas songs, and one imagines, since it’s December, that her
  
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• Mountie charged after alleged assault in Kamloops

  08-12-2017 01:22 via vancouversun.com
  An RCMP officer has been charged with assault causing bodily harm in connection with an alleged incident in Kamloops.
  The B.C. Prosecution Service says the charge against Const. Joedy Todd Henderson was approved by a Crown counsel located in a different part of the province who had no prior connection with the Mountie.
  Henderson’s first appearance in provincial court is scheduled for Jan. 11.
  The service says the charge is related to an incident on Aug. 25 while the officer was on duty.
  It
  
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• Flag person hit by vehicle in Vernon dies of her injuries

  08-12-2017 01:00 via vancouversun.com
  A 66-year-old woman who was hit by a vehicle while directing traffic in Vernon has died of her injuries.
  Isabelle Bourroughs from nearby Enderby was working as a traffic flagger on a north Okanagan highway when she was hit almost three weeks ago.
  Traci Jeeves, owner of Okanagan Traffic Control, says Bourroughs never regained consciousness.
  The RCMP say there has been no decision yet on charges in the case.
  Police say they are continuing to investigate the crash that involved a 75-year-old male d
  
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• Soothing mothers' and babies' hearts with lullabies

  08-12-2017 00:05 via vancouversun.com
  Lullaby. Even the word for a mother’s song for her baby is soothing and intimate.
  Lullabies are universal. They exist in every culture and are passed down through the generations. Almost all are written in the minor third. Researchers only recently confirmed what mothers have apparently known forever: The minor third is the first perceivable pitch that babies recognize.
  Lullabies’ value goes beyond the obvious. Studies have shown that singing to babies enhances the connection between
  
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• Just 1 week to Deck the Hall! Snacks, live music, Christmas crafts + free screening of Elf at City Hall Dec 14th. A… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…

  08-12-2017 00:00 via twitter.com
  Just 1 week to Deck the Hall! Snacks, live music, Christmas crafts + free screening of Elf at City Hall Dec 14th. A… twitter.com/i/web/status/9…
  
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