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• Crown considers charges against VPD officer who struck pedestrian

  14-11-2018 23:48 via vancouversun.com
  The B.C. Prosecution Service is considering whether charges should be laid against a Vancouver police officer involved in a pedestrian accident earlier this year.
  On Jan. 6, a VPD unmarked SUV driven by an on-duty officer struck a pedestrian near Knight Street and East 20th Avenue around 9:30 p.m. The pedestrian was taken to hospital in serious condition.
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  Police watchdog seeking witnesses in investigation of pedestrian hit by Vancouver cop car
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• Surrey appoints Terry Waterhouse to oversee policing transition

  14-11-2018 23:33 via vancouversun.com
  The City of Surrey has tapped its general manager of public safety, Terry Waterhouse, to oversee the city’s transition from the Surrey RCMP to its own municipal force.
  Waterhouse was hired in 2015 as the city’s first director of public safety strategies. His new title will be general manager of policing transition.
  Mayor Doug McCallum said in a news release that Waterhouse’s background in policing and criminology, and his experience with the city make him “well suited&rdq
  
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• 3 easy off-season day trips from Vancouver

  14-11-2018 23:27 via vancouversun.com
  It’s not only the final destination that is the reward, but the journey that takes you there: from the spectacular Sea to Sky route to Pemberton, or the picturesque ferry ride to Bowen Island, to a drive through the bucolic Fraser Valley to Harrison Hot Springs.
  All three destinations are easily undertaken as a day trip from Vancouver’s Lower Mainland and can transport you to idyllic, picture-perfect locales.
  Put away the smart phones and screens and spend the day soaking up the scen
  
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• Canadians split on legal age for pot: poll

  14-11-2018 23:11 via vancouversun.com
  Recreational marijuana has been legal for nearly a month in Canada, but a new poll suggests Canadians remain divided on whether 18 is an appropriate minimum age.
  The Angus Reid Institute poll found that three-quarters of those surveyed think the minimum age to buy weed should be raised.
  The age of 21 appears to be a dividing point for Canada, according to the poll.
  Half of respondents (51 per cent) say the minimum age should be 20 or under, while nearly half (49 per cent) say the age should be 2
  
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• 128 people died of illicit-drug overdoses in B.C. in September: coroner

  14-11-2018 23:10 via vancouversun.com
  The latest figures from the B.C. Coroners Service show 128 people died of illicit-drug overdoses in September, an eight per cent increase from the previous month.
  The monthly figures also show a marked increase in fatalities from a year ago, when 93 people overdosed in the province.
  The service says men have accounted for 80 per cent of the 1,143 deaths so far this year, with the opioid fentanyl accounting for the vast majority of them.
  Cocaine and methamphetamine also figured prominently in the
  
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• We're recruiting for a regular full-time Clerk - Permits. Click here to apply. ow.ly/GA6b30mCA4j #NorthVan

  14-11-2018 23:07 via twitter.com
  We're recruiting for a regular full-time Clerk - Permits.Click here to apply. ow.ly/GA6b30mCA4j#NorthVan
  
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• Did you know that seniors are not the only ones diagnosed with dementia? 10,000 people living with dementia in B.C.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  14-11-2018 23:00 via twitter.com
  Did you know that seniors are not the only ones diagnosed with dementia? 10,000 people living with dementia in B.C.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• No charges against Abbotsford officer accused of theft: prosecution service

  14-11-2018 22:16 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — A British Columbia police officer will not be charged over an allegation he stole cash during a drug raid in Abbotsford last year, even though the provincial prosecution service says the officer’s actions are “concerning.”
  The B.C. Prosecution Service says in a statement there are gaps in the evidence and it can’t find sufficient proof to support an allegation raised after the unnamed officer and the Abbotsford drug enforcement team seized cash, weapons a
  
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• Vancouver Island man survived for days in crushed vehicle

  14-11-2018 21:58 via vancouversun.com
  A young Vancouver Island man, who was reported missing by the RCMP last Wednesday, survived a more than week in a smashed up truck.
  Duncan Moffat, 23, was airlifted to hospital in Victoria Tuesday for treatment of serious injuries, including a broken leg and dehydration.
  His mother, Lynn Macnab, declined to be interviewed as she was busy at the hospital where Moffat was being treated in the intensive care unit, but said it has been quite an ordeal for her son after being trapped in his truck for
  
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• Due to the rupture of an Enbridge-owned natural gas transmission pipeline on October 9, BC is facing a shortfall of… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  14-11-2018 21:56 via twitter.com
  Due to the rupture of an Enbridge-owned natural gas transmission pipeline on October 9, BC is facing a shortfall of… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• SFU holds debate on electoral reform

  14-11-2018 21:35 via vancouversun.com
  Simon Fraser University will host a debate on electoral reform on Thursday.
  The debate, which will present two teams debating for or against the resolution “proportional representation best reflects the will of the people,” will be held at the Goldcorp Centre for the Arts in Vancouver starting at 7 p.m.
  The event is sold out but the debate will be posted live online on YouTube at www.youtube.com/sfupublicsquare/live and on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/sfupublics
  
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• Court releases tape of murder confession

  14-11-2018 21:31 via vancouversun.com
  A copy of the videotaped confession of a man accused in the murder of a 12-year-old girl was released to the news media Wednesday.
  The tape, which has accused Garry Taylor Handlen describing details of the murder of Monica Jack near Merritt in 1978, was initially played for a B.C. Supreme Court jury nearly two weeks ago.
  The copy of the tape, which was recorded by RCMP during an undercover operation in 2014, was released by the court following an application by several media outlets.
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• Feds, B.C. expand protected habitat for 40 species at risk in B.C.’s Darkwoods

  14-11-2018 21:30 via vancouversun.com
  A conservation area in British Columbia’s southeast mountains is being expanded by almost 8,000 hectares with the help of federal and provincial government contributions totalling $14.6 million.
  The Darkwoods Conservation Area, located along Kootenay Lake between Nelson and Creston, provides habitat for 40 species at risk, including grizzly bear, wolverine, mountain caribou and whitebark pine trees.
  Federal Environment Minister Catherine McKenna and B.C. Environment Minister George Heyman
  
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• Threat of extremism posed by proportional representation in B.C. overstated: academics

  14-11-2018 21:15 via vancouversun.com
  VANCOUVER — Images of burning tires and marching soldiers flash across the screen in a video advertisement warning British Columbia voters that proportional representation provides the “perfect platform” for extremists.
  As residents of the province vote in an ongoing referendum on electoral reform, the Vote No side is cautioning that the system would allow extremists to be elected with a tiny percentage of votes and hold the balance of power with “disastrous results.&rdqu
  
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• 🚧 Roadwork alert! Expect detours/delays in the 500 Block of W 23rd St. Area will be closed to through traffic from… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  14-11-2018 20:40 via twitter.com
  🚧Roadwork alert! Expect detours/delays in the 500 Block of W 23rd St. Area will be closed to through traffic from… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Slow B.C. real estate sales creates “much-needed” supply of homes

  14-11-2018 20:09
  
  Overall housing market now balanced, but this varies between home types and areas, says BCREA
  
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• Yotam Ottolenghi dishes on his new book, keeping it simple (with recipes)

  14-11-2018 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  Yotam Ottolenghi may not have invented the way we like to eat now, savouring all those small plates of bright, zingy, cross-cultural and veg-forward flavours. But no one, perhaps, has done more to define it.
  “My mission is always to find an angle on a dish,” he says. “It’s a case of taking a dish that might seem to be familiar to people, but adding that little twist.”
  The charmingly soft-spoken Israeli-British chef, author and all-around culinary superstar was in Va
  
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• The It List: Backdrop Oversized Cable Pullover

  14-11-2018 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  The product: Backdrop Oversized Cable Pullover
  Why we love it: In Vancouver, we’re pretty much living in sweaters once October comes around.
  Perhaps that’s what makes the pieces from the local fashion brand, Backdrop, so good. They get that we’re all in search of the perfect cosy knit — and that it has to last.
  The brand’s curated collection of knitwear includes cardigans, sweaters and sleeveless options, all in neutral, wearable shades such as oatmeal, grey and cam
  
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• Taylor Mac's Hir is here

  14-11-2018 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  Pi Theatre presents Taylor Mac’s Hir
  When: Nov. 22 — Dec. 8, various times
  Where: Vancouver Civic Theatre Annex, 823 Seymour
  Tickets and info: From $28 at pitheatre.com/hir
  A dishonourably discharged veteran named Isaac returns from the wartime horrors of one of America’s many recent wars. Arriving home, he finds his patriarch father felled by a debilitating stroke, his younger sister Maxine now is his brother Max and their mother Paige appears to be getting even on a number of
  
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• Style Q&A: Vancouver fashion brand LEZÉ the Label aims to create comfortable pants you can live in

  14-11-2018 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  If you’ve ever looked inside your closet and thought, ‘ugh, I have nothing to wear that makes me feel good!’ then LEZÉ the Label may be the new label for you.
  The Vancouver-based company focuses on creating a curated collection of trousers and pants that can be worn by every body shape for virtually any day, time or purpose. Plus, it has a pretty cool eco-conscious and ethical angle, too.
  We caught up with Karen Lee, a co-founder of the brand, to chat about the
  
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• Mid-Term Report: Otto Tausk at the VSO

  14-11-2018 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  Our colleges and universities have just completed mid-term exams. This concept doesn’t usually transfer to the arts, but it makes sense to consider what’s been going on at the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, in the midst of great change with the first months of Otto Tausk’s tenure as the new music director. A look, then, at Tausk’s concerts thus far, as something akin to a mid-term report.
  All conductors have their own ideas of orchestral sound, their own programming priori
  
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• Kasey Wilson: Tea sandwiches worthy of a fairy tale

  14-11-2018 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  I have ordered afternoon tea in nearly every country I’ve visited from Argentina to Thailand. Among the most memorable venues are the Four Seasons in London, where I received a fresh pot of hot tea every 20 minutes and several trays of dainty sandwiches; the Peninsula Hong Kong, which kick-started an elegant English/southeast Asian tea buffet with a glass of Deutz Peninsula Brut Champagne; and Victoria’s iconic Fairmont Empress, which has been serving afternoon tea since 1908 and con
  
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• Fashion trunk show celebrates Canadian fashion 'from East to West'

  14-11-2018 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  A Fashion Statement: A Celebration of Canadian Fashion from East to West Trunk Show
  When: Nov. 21, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.
  Where: Fairmont Pacific Rim (1038 Canada Pl., Vancouver)
  Tickets and info: Free; 604-695-5300Discovering new and unique Canadian designers is easier than ever these days thanks to social media.
  A model wears a look by designer Victoria Hayes.
  But, that doesn’t mean the sartorial discovery process is altogether, well, seamless.
  The Canadian Arts & Fashion Awar
  
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• Choreographer's multicultural childhood inspires a dance show for kids and adults

  14-11-2018 20:00 via vancouversun.com
  Chotto Desh
  When: Nov. 21-24 at 8 p.m. (Nov. 22 performance in French)
  Where: SFU Goldcorp Centre for the Arts
  Tickets and info: from $35 at dancehouse.ca and 604-801-6225
  Based on a solo piece by UK choreographer Akram Khan, Chotto Desh fuses Indian classical dance, storytelling, mime, and life-size animation in a show for adults and kids ages seven and up. The work hits on themes of home, identity, belonging in a multicultural world, and growing up, and was developed by Sue Buckmaster, artisti
  
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• It’s for drivers, cyclists & pedestrians. #LookThinkGo is about safely sharing our streets & pathways.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  14-11-2018 19:35 via twitter.com
  It’s for drivers, cyclists & pedestrians. #LookThinkGo is about safely sharing our streets & pathways.… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Caution rising but real estate investment capital keeps flowing into market

  14-11-2018 18:54
  
  “We see capital flowing into assets with compelling growth potential – either rental growth, value-add or redevelopment potential," says CBRE vice-president
  
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• Q&A: Why small housing is a key solution to affordability challenges

  14-11-2018 18:25
  
  Summit on November 17 to discuss ways to increase small, ground-oriented housing
  
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• Gear worth thousands stolen from Merritt search and rescue team

  14-11-2018 17:20 via vancouversun.com
  MERRITT — Gear worth thousands of dollars has been stolen from a search and rescue team in British Columbia’s southern Interior after thieves broke into a storage facility twice in two days.
  Nicola Valley Search and Rescue president Saxon Peters says the break-ins occurred Friday and Saturday at a compound near the Merritt airport.
  A post on the team’s Facebook page says personal flotation devices, search and rescue jackets, a computer and television were among the items taken,
  
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• Toronto activist claims he was unfairly carded by Vancouver police

  14-11-2018 17:15 via vancouversun.com
  A Toronto journalist and activist says he was carded by a Vancouver police officer for no justifiable reason while visiting the city.
  The claim is disputed by the Vancouver Police Department.
  Desmond Cole claims, in a video posted to Twitter on Tuesday, that he was in Vancouver only about 24 hours before being stopped by police for no apparent reason and asked to provide identification.
  Cole says carding is a very “coercive practice” that can lead to black and indigenous people being
  
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• B.C. MLAs urge Trudeau to call byelection immediately in Burnaby-South

  14-11-2018 16:02 via vancouversun.com
  OTTAWA — Four NDP provincial politicians from British Columbia are urging Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to immediately call a byelection in the federal riding of Burnaby South, where federal New Democrat leader Jagmeet Singh wants to run for Parliament.
  The letter, signed by Anne Kang, Katrina Chen, Raj Chouhan and Janet Routledge, says the politicians are disappointed that Trudeau has yet to call a race in the riding vacated by former B.C. NDP MP Kennedy Stewart.
  Stewart is now the mayor
  
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• Free diabetes risk assessments take place in Vancouver community centres

  14-11-2018 15:46 via vancouversun.com
  It’s estimated that 30 per cent of Vancouver residents living with diabetes are undiagnosed.
  If you are concerned about whether you are at risk of developing the disease, there are free tests being offered around the city this week.
  The city of Vancouver is, for the second year in a row, offering free assessments for those at risk of developing Type 2 diabetes at eight Vancouver community centres from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday.
  The service coincides with World Diabetes Day, which
  
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• Side Dishes: Week of the Italian Cuisine in the World and Bacio Rosso

  14-11-2018 15:00 via vancouversun.com
  Starry-eyed
  Be still, thumping hearts! Three Michelin star chef Heinz Beck of La Pergola in Rome will be cooking in Vancouver. He’s collaborating with Pino Posteraro, titan of Italian cooking at Vancouver’s Cioppino’s restaurant. The event is part of Week of the Italian Cuisine in the World, promoting Italian food and wine, organized by the Consulate General of Italy in Vancouver and the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Canada West. The dinner, with wine, begins with sea scallop
  
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• Join in on the staff meal at Ugly Dumpling

  14-11-2018 15:00 via vancouversun.com
  Ugly Dumpling
  1590 Commercial Drive, 604-258-0005
  Open Thursday to Monday for dinner (open Wednesdays in December); uglydumpling.ca
  It’s parka season and what’s more warming than grandma food? On some days, you can find grandma dumplings at Ugly Dumpling. When co-owner/sommelier Van Doren Chan’s grandmother “kind of volunteered” to make dumplings, there was only one answer — yes! So, not always, but sometimes, the daily dumplings are hers. A wonderful thing if
  
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• Book Review: Live at the Cellar

  14-11-2018 15:00 via vancouversun.com
  Live at the Cellar
  Marian Jago | UBC Press
  $29.95 | 303pp
  In this thoroughly engaging and well-researched look at the cooperative jazz club scene from 1955 — 1965, author Marian Jago tries to expand the narrative around influential regional Canadian jazz musicians. Many of these players might not have ever had the “privileging of recorded output, so common in the construction of jazz hierarchies,” so her book aims to square the record. In exploring the important work of players
  
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• Vancouver Weather: Rainy, clearing in the afternoon

  14-11-2018 14:55 via vancouversun.com
  VANCOUVER, B.C. – Wednesday’s weather looks rainy in the morning, with up to 15 millimetres expected, and a high of 12 C. The rain should end later in the morning, clearing to a mix of sun and cloud. However, Environment Canada says there is still a 40 per cent chance of showers with some wind this afternoon. Thursday looks a little cooler, with a high of 10 C, and more rain.
  For those travelling on B.C. highways Wednesday, there is a snowfall warning in effect for the Trans-Canada H
  
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• Big Elf Run pumps up festive spirit for those gnome for the holidays

  14-11-2018 11:22 via vancouversun.com
  It is World Kindness Day and in downtown Kitsilano one sleep-deprived Baxter Bayer is begging this scribe to keep the questions feeble and coffee extra strong.
  In other words, the brains behind Vancouver’s greenest December fun run is elfing exhausted — or not “woke” to steal a phrase from our well-lit premier, John (So Rad) Horgan!
  “Drove all day in bumper-to-bumper traffic from Portland and then, for some reason, couldn’t sleep a wink. Must have been worried
  
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• Vancouver Island man survived for ‘days’ trapped in smashed truck - North Island Gazette

  14-11-2018 09:00
  Vancouver Island man survived for ‘days’ trapped in smashed truck  North Island GazetteA man from north Vancouver Island is believed to have survived for five days in a smashed truck, where a hunter found him amid the wreckage on Tuesday.
  
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• Vancouver council asks province for more opioid response funding

  14-11-2018 03:24 via vancouversun.com
  Residents of Vancouver neighbourhoods only a few kilometres apart have dramatically different life expectancies — and the gap is widening.
  The grim statistics were part of an update on Vancouver’s drug overdose epidemic presented Tuesday to the new mayor and council. A short time later, they unanimously voted, in one of their first orders of business, to call on the B.C. government for more money for crisis response.
  Men in the Downtown Eastside have life expectancies that are, on av
  
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• Mayors' Council votes on Surrey SkyTrain proposal Thursday

  14-11-2018 03:20 via vancouversun.com
  TransLink’s Mayors’ Council will vote Thursday on a proposal to halt construction on Surrey’s $1.65-billion light-rail line and begin planning towards a SkyTrain extension along Fraser Highway.
  The motion, put forth by TransLink, comes one week after Surrey council voted to scrap the Surrey-Newton-Guildford light rail transit line (LRT), which was part of Phase 2 of the mayors’ council’s 10-year regional transportation plan.
  The proposal bei
  
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• Dr. Diane McIntosh: More psychiatrists need to speak up about low level of care in B.C.

  14-11-2018 03:00 via vancouversun.com
  Over the last few years, I’ve written several opinion pieces regarding the abysmal state of mental-health care in British Columbia. While some of these issues are not B.C.-specific, I have been a psychiatrist in this province for nearly 15 years, so I am reflecting a depth of clinical experience treating British Columbians suffering from severe mental illnesses. The abysmal state I speak of is rooted in several serious systemic problems, including the lack of timely access to high-quality
  
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• Commercial Real Estate: Small business hopes new Vancouver council will bring tax relief

  14-11-2018 03:00 via vancouversun.com
  Vancouver’s property tax burden is being applied to commercial properties more than residential properties by a ratio of 4.4 to 1, according to a new report by Altus Group.
  Vancouver was only city among the 11 Canadian major markets reviewed in which the commercial-to-residential property tax burden ratio exceeded 4-1, according to the 2018 Canadian Property Tax Rate Benchmark report by the global commercial real estate data, software and service firm.
  The imbalance in Vancouver persisted
  
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• B.C. Children's Hospital kicks-off virtual snowball fight for kids to raise funds

  14-11-2018 02:54 via vancouversun.com
  Most of us have some fun winter memories of snowball fights with friends or family. But for kids undergoing treatment at B.C. Children’s Hospital, snow days may mean something else — time spent indoors and childhood memories put on hold.
  The B.C. Children’s Hospital Foundation, in an effort to help these kids be kids and raise funds for critical needs at the hospital, launched the Big B.C. Snowball Fight for Kids today.
  The B.C. Children’s Hospital launched the large
  
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• Mayors' Council vote on Surrey SkyTrain proposal Wednesday

  14-11-2018 02:30 via vancouversun.com
  TransLink’s Mayors’ Council will vote Wednesday on a proposal to halt construction on Surrey’s $1.65-billion light-rail line and begin planning towards a SkyTrain extension along the Fraser Highway.
  The motion, put forth by TransLink, comes one week after Surrey council voted to scrap the Surrey-Newton-Guildford Light Rail Transit Line (LRT), which was part of Phase 2 of the mayors’ council’s 10-year regional transportation plan.
  The proposa
  
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• Chefs, farmers connect at first-ever B.C.-wide event

  14-11-2018 02:29 via vancouversun.com
  While a vegan butchery may sound like an oxymoron worthy of Monty Python, Very Good Butchers makes serious products that are no joke.
  Described as one of only two vegan butchers in the country, the Victoria-based butchery produces vegan burgers, sausages and chicken made from different kinds of beans and vegetables.
  In fact, the company’s products are so popular, Very Good Butchers has more than 100 restaurants and grocery stores on a waiting list to carry its products, said Mitchell
  
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• ICBC says concussions and mental health injuries fall under new claims cap

  14-11-2018 02:12 via vancouversun.com
  VICTORIA — Concussions and mental health problems caused by an automobile crash will be considered a “minor injury” and fall under the new $5,500 cap on pain and suffering, according to new rules set by the provincial government.
  Attorney General David Eby signed a cabinet order that declared sprains, strains, aches, cuts, bruises, minor whiplash (including forms called TMJ and WAD), concussions and mental health issues caused by vehicle crashes to be designated minor injuries
  
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• Daphne Bramham: Author’s hunger for taste of home offers up Iran's food to the world

  14-11-2018 01:54 via vancouversun.com
  Naz Deravian drains rice in a kitchen. The author of Bottom of the Pot: Persian Recipes and Stories, came to Canada from Iran with her family when she was 10 and now lives in Los Angeles with her husband and two daughters. (Photo: Handout)
  Naz Deravian still has a sense of trepidation going through airports past the line where immigrants and refugees are separated from the citizens and visitors.
  She was eight when her family fled Iran at the height of the revolution and in the midst of the hosta
  
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• Ladner family hosting blood-donation event to celebrate four-year-old son's surviving potentially deadly condition

  14-11-2018 01:50 via vancouversun.com
  Most parents can be grateful they haven’t gone through it, but when it happens, when a sniffle becomes a life-threatening medical emergency, it can be terrifying.
  Thankfully for Carly Walsh and Ryan Fraser, their son Smyth came through swimmingly and to celebrate their four-year-old’s recent clean bill of health, the family is hosting its second annual blood donation event at the Ladner Community Centre on Wednesday.
  “Smyth is happier and healthier than ever,” Carly said.
  
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• Five people dead in Lower Mainland gang war in six weeks

  14-11-2018 01:46 via vancouversun.com
  The latest fatal shooting in the Lower Mainland has been linked to the region’s escalating gang activity, bringing the number of victims in the conflict to five in the past six weeks.
  The shooting happened in Abbotsford near an elementary school, which was closed for the Remembrance Day statutory holiday, and left a 19-year-old man dead.
  Emergency services responded to reports of a shooting at 3:30 p.m. on Monday at the intersection of Simpson and Ross roads. Abbotsford police found the yo
  
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• Got Poop? We've Got Bins & a Map! Wondering where to find them? Check out our map and see exactly where they’re loc… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  14-11-2018 01:30 via twitter.com
  Got Poop? We've Got Bins & a Map! Wondering where to find them? Check out our map and see exactly where they’re loc… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Hamburglar-like thieves strike in North Vancouver - North Shore News

  14-11-2018 01:14
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  Hamburglar-like thieves strike in North Vancouver
  North Shore News
  North Vancouver RCMP are on the lookout for thieves with a taste for high-end jewelry, sunglasses – and McDonald's hamburgers. Thieves helped themselves Wednesday evening to some prized possessions that were inside a grey 2018 Audi parked ...and more »
  
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