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Vancouver Anglicans win property battle against conservatives
The Anglican diocese of the Lower Mainland will be able to retain ownership of four disputed parish properties worth more than $20 million, the B.C. Supreme Court ruled today.
BC Ferries crew rescues jumper
Quick action by a BC Ferries crew saved a 63-year-old man who jumped overboard from a ferry Tuesday.
Eye surgeon pleads not guilty in alleged murder plot
A surgeon who co-owns laser eye surgery offices in Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest pleaded not guilty Wednesday in a Washington State courtroom to charges that he solicited the murder of two of his colleagues.
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Sloan bassist Chris Murphy talks about nearly dying in hit and run
Member of Sloan are Chris Murphy, left to right, Patrick Pentland, Andrew Scott and Jay Ferguson.
Hit men shot and killed wrong gangster
Rajinder Singh Soomel, 35, of Surrey, B.C., was gunned down outside a home at Cambie Street and 19th Ave.
Vancouver student tops Global Student Entrepreneur Awards
A 24-year-old Vancouver entrepreneur beat out competition from around the world to win the 2009 Global Student Entrepreneur Awards .
Royal rebirth for Vancouver's Queen Elizabeth Theatre
A worker prepares for opening night inside the newly renovated Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver.
Massive fire destroys Vancouver businesses
The fire destroyed five businesses, but a neighbouring apartment block was saved by firefighters.
Vancouver city councillor David Cadman's travels face cuts
David Cadman says his international duties help raise Vancouver's profile. As international president of ICLEI - Local Governments for Sustainability, Vancouver city councillor David Cadman told the Georgia Straight that he offers the city "positioning and involvement in Copenhagen" this December.
Vancouver city staff support an increase in licensed seats at the Cultch
Vancouver's chief licence inspector, Barb Windsor ,A has recommended that city council approve an amendedA liquor-licence application from the Cultch.
A city on the eastern shores of Vancouver Island declared a state of emergency Monday in response to major flooding.
Santas prepared for holiday photo ops during flu season
Home : Canada : Santas prepared for holiday photo ops during flu season Santas prepared for holiday photo ops during flu season The Canadian Press Date: Sunday Nov.
Vancouver city council will vote on Live Nation subcontracts for LiveCity
AtA its Tuesday meeting, Vancouver city council will vote on three subcontracts for LiveCity Vancouver, whichA is being put on by Live Nation Canada during the 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games LiveCity Vancouver will offer free entertainmentA at David Lam Park and at a Georgia Street site near the Sandman Hotel.
Wal-Mart finally finds a home in Vancouver
Wal-Mart has finally found a home in the City of Vancouver. The world's largest retailer is expected to announce today that it will open its first Vancouver store within a year on a 2.5-hectare east Vancouver site currently occupied by Costco.
Vancouver's ten great vintage neon signs
Photo includes neon signs for the Vogue Theatre, Herbert Love, the Orpheum Theatre, the Crown Dining Room, as well as stores and parked cars.
Fire razes core of Vancouver's trendy South Main area
Fire razes core of Vancouver's trendy South Main area Firefighters work a three-alarm blaze that destroyed a number of restaurants and businesses on Vancouver's Main Street the morning of November 12, 2009.
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Layoffs 'significant' at Electronic Arts Burnaby campus
The Burnaby campus of Electronic Arts will see layoffs as part of a global staff reduction, the company acknowledged this week.
Electronic Arts cuts 1,500 across company, cuts 'significant' in Burnaby
Video game maker Electronic Arts is cutting 1,500 jobs, including several at its Canadian operations, as part of a company-wide restructuring.