Vancouver School Board postpones motion to restrict cellphone use in schools
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Have you seen Parwinder Singh? Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call RCMP.
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RCMP say a large police presence in downtown Surrey on Sunday was related to the arrest of a man wanted on 11 charges.
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As B.C. residents wait to see specialists or undergo surgery, it has come to light that out-of-province patients don’t have long waits. Cassidy Mosconi reports.

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The trial of a B.C. man accused of killing his wife and dismembering her body has begun. Obnes Regis has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter in the death of Naomi Onotera.
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A Vancouver Island man who suffered life-changing injuries in a crash three years ago says the province’s no-fault insurance system is letting him down.
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A Burnaby man says his property taxes have jumped by 70 per cent in one year because of his proximity to a SkyTrain station.
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The B.C. Supreme Court has ruled a lawsuit against the province and ICBC can proceed as a class action, potentially affecting thousands of people in this province.
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As some Canadian universities take legal action to end pro-Palestinian encampments on their campuses, three schools in British Columbia are opting for less confrontational approaches.
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Businesses along Broadway in Vancouver are pleading for help from the province in the wake of news subway construction has been extended for another year.
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'I hope that this investigation that the IIO is doing really is an eye-opener for all of legislation or law-makers ... like how can we change this to make it better.'

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The breakup of Kevin Falcon and John Rustad, on full display last week, is a truly nasty one of epic proportions Keith Baldrey writes.

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UPDATE: Mounties say a dog that was slashed on the head last week was actually the aggressor against two people. The dog bit one of them before they used a weapon in self-defence, according to police.

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All the MPs in the House of Commons voted in favour of banning replacement workers during strikes and lockouts at federally regulated workplaces.

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The second man accused of impersonating a police officer during a home invasion that left a Vancouver senior dead three years ago has pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
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BC Ferries will be moving back to in-person meetings after moving to online-only meetings last September.

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A man accused of attacking strangers with a knife in North Vancouver on Saturday has been charged with attempted murder.
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BC Lions and 50 Cent fans... you're in luck.

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After the U.S. ambassador called Canada 'the outlier' in the NATO alliance, Defence Minister Bill Blair says he is still working on key military purchases like a new submarine fleet.

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After a piece of space debris was found in a Saskatchewan farmer's field, it has some questioning who's liable if such an object causes damage or injures someone.

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