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Trumps announce exclusive tower deal in Vancouver
U.S. business magnate Donald Trump and his family are in Vancouver to announce the details of an exclusive deal to build the city's first Trump Tower.
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Delay in bid to deport alleged triad leader
In 1996, alleged triad leader Lai Tong Sang and his family were admitted to Canada, when an immigration officer failed to check into his background.
Police probe Mohinder graffiti in East Vancouver
Complaints are flooding into police from the public about graffiti of the word Mohinder that has appeared throughout East Vancouver.
Suspicious package triggers BMO building evacuation
Emergency officials have evacuated the BMO building on West Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver after a suspicious package was found on the 15th floor.
Pedestrian injured in parking spot row
West Vancouver police are hunting for witnesses to an argument over a parking spot at Park Royal shopping mall, after a person was hit by a car while holding the spot for a friend.
Craig Richmond appointed new CEO of Vancouver International Airport
Authority has a new president and chief executive officer. Craig Richmond will lead the Vancouver International Airport starting July 2. During a news conference today, Vancouver Airport Authority board of directors chair Mary Jordan announced that Richmond-a former Canadian military fighter pilot-was chosen after an extensive global recruitment ... (more)
Over 200 sites across B.C. could hide live munitions
Many key sectors of the Canadian economy have job openings, but no people to fill them.
Passengers the losers as more downtown weekend taxis put on hold
Many key sectors of the Canadian economy have job openings, but no people to fill them.
"Keg Restaurants Ltd: Foodservice - Company Profile and SWOT Report"...
The profile contains a company overview, key facts,major products and services, swot analysis, business description, company history, recent developments, key employees, company locations and subsidiaries as well as employee biographies.
Metro votes to oppose new coal terminal on Fraser River
Planned route of coal barges from Fraser Surrey Docks' proposed direct transfer coal export terminal to a transhipment point on Texada Island, where coal would be loaded onto ocean-going ships.
Meet Mae: She challenges the status quo
Burnaby's Mae Burrows has pushed for social justice, environment and health issues for most of her life.
Market quality ping-pongs back and forth
The chicken dish from Winner Winner Chicken is served at the Chinatown Night Market in Vancouver, British Columbia on June 8, 2013.
Western Copper and Gold's Annual General Meeting
Western Copper and Gold Corporation provides a reminder to its shareholders that the Company's Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday, June 20, 2013.
Memories still vivid for victims of violence by rioting 'zombies'
Georgia Street in Vancouver following the Canucks' loss to the Boston Bruins in Game 7 of the 2011 Stanley Cup final.
Risk/Reward Festival returns for its 6th Year
Summer heats up with festivals throughout Portland. One of the shortest and most popular is the Risk/Reward Festival .
Great Bear Resources Ltd Announces Adjournment of Annual and Special Meeting
June 13, 2013 - Great Bear Resources Ltd. today announced that its June 14, 2013 annual general and special meeting of shareholders has been adjourned.
Summer food festivals deliver international flavours in Vancouver
At the Telus TaiwanFest over Labour Day weekend, Granville Street is transformed into a street banquet, and goodies like wheel cakes filled with custard or red bean paste are made fresh in front of your eyes.
Plan to upgrade Union Street bike lanes angers residents
A city plan to upgrade bike lanes on Union Street has residents and business owners up in arms that they were not adequately consulted on the contentious issue.
Storage units repossessed, but customers not informed
Customers of a Richmond, B.C. public storage company say they've been paying for a service that's gone out of business, and some of them only recently found that their property was dumped or auctioned off.