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Mounties in Dziekanski case could face charges in Poland
Robert Dziekanski weilds a folding table at the Vancouver International Airport Oct.
Port of Vancouver projects business growth
When the three-member Port of Vancouver commission meets Tuesday to vote on the agency's final 2010 budget, it will find projections for the highest net assets, highest port revenues, and lowest expenses the port has seen in five years.
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WVPD arrest man for assault on girl
A man is in custody and will likely face an assault charge after a 12-year-old girl was attacked on Esquimalt Avenue in West Vancouver Tuesday afternoon.
Highway of Tears announcement expected this weekend
A significant announcement about the murder of women along British Columbia's Highway of Tears will be made Saturday, according to a First Nations leader.
Girl, 12, attacked by panhandler: West Van police
An alleged aggressive panhandling incident has West Vancouver police on guard. Investigators say a man in his 50s demanded money from 12-year-old girl Tuesday at a footbridge on Esquimalt Avenue.
Maybe selling Hydro is a good idea to pay for the Olympic Games and the Sea to Sky Highway.
Bob Elton is being shuffled out of his post as president and CEO of BC Hydro, the crown corporation announced today.
Permits issued for Arthur Erickson-designed community in West Vancouver
Development permits for the first phase of the Evelyn Drive master planned community in West Vancouver, B.C. are in hand.
Beverley Giesbrecht got into a long-distance "shouting match" with her closest friend a week before she was kidnapped last year in Pakistan.
Drunk clown crashes into police car
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Interview: Wade Davis, Canada's real-life Indiana Jones speaks about vanishing cultures
Wade Davis, an explorer-in-residence with National Georgraphic, is delivering the 2009 Massey Lectures, focusing on vanishing cultures.
Protest cuts short Rockland leg of relay
What started as a peaceful protest in Centennial Square grew increasingly disruptive Friday evening as a group of 200 protesters blocked the Olympic relay's route through the Victoria neighbourhood of Rockland, cutting that leg of the relay short.
Rudi Pinkowski is thrilled by the way the lavish planting of hardy windmill palms has given English Bay in Vancouver's West End the tropical look of Hawaii.
First a convert, now a mystery
One year ago plus a day, executives at Channel 4 Television in London received an astonishing email.
Aboriginal affairs, justice ministers vow action on missing women
Dozens of women have gone missing along the so-called Highway of Tears. Photograph by: Mikael Kjellstrom, Calgary Herald Canada's aboriginal affairs and justice ministers, attending separate federal-provincial meetings in Toronto and Fredericton on Friday, highlighted the tragedy of this country's 1,559 missing women and vowed action on several ...
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WV dog owners call for more dog parks
Dog walking zones in the District of West Vancouver are too restrictive, according to a dog advocacy group.
B.C. politician Nebbeling dies
Former B.C. cabinet minister and Whistler mayor Ted Nebbeling was 65. Former B.C. cabinet minister and Whistler mayor Ted Nebbeling has died.
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Getting down to business in North & West Vancouver
The North Shore is home to a wide range of businesses -- from national and international head offices to thousands of small, home-based enterprises.
Former B.C. cabinet minister who married same-sex partner dies of cancer
Ted Nebbeling, a B.C. MLA and the first cabinet minister in Canadian history to marry his same-sex partner, has died of cancer.
Heartbreak, confusion abound as women keep disappearing
Vancouver's Gladys Radek patrols the city's Downtown Eastside. "It pissed me off that these women were going missing without anybody saying or doing anything about it," says the activist.