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B.C. fast-tracking 18 mining and energy projects in face of U.S. tariff threat

B.C. fast-tracking 18 mining and energy projects in face of U.S. tariff threat

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government has released a list of 18 critical mineral and energy projects worth roughly $20 billion that it said it's working to accelerate in the face of ongoing tariff threats from the United States.
Cleared: Traffic delays on Highway 91 due to Richmond vehicle incident

Cleared: Traffic delays on Highway 91 due to Richmond vehicle incident

Expect delays travelling through Richmond.
Canucks could have a tough time trading Carson Soucy

Canucks could have a tough time trading Carson Soucy

Carson Soucy's struggles this season have him on the trading block for the Vancouver Canucks but will also make him hard to trade.
Tribunal rules Brannon the cat stays with B.C. woman after breakup

Tribunal rules Brannon the cat stays with B.C. woman after breakup

Whitney Anne Waite provided evidence she had the cat before her relationship with Nicholas Randal Dinardo
Squamish athlete snowboards solo down the Stawamus Chief

Squamish athlete snowboards solo down the Stawamus Chief

Evan Beatty made his way up the mountain after work on Feb. 3 and solo descended on his snowboard down the North Gully. 
'Many unanswered questions': Man, 19, dead after witnesses see him taken away in vehicle

'Many unanswered questions': Man, 19, dead after witnesses see him taken away in vehicle

The 19-year-old was found with severe injuries at Crescent Beach in Surrey.
50% of poll respondents would like more late-night entertainment in Richmond

50% of poll respondents would like more late-night entertainment in Richmond

Almost 25 per cent of respondents say they just want to go to bed early.
Metro Vancouver weather: Is more snowfall possible next week?

Metro Vancouver weather: Is more snowfall possible next week?

Below-average temperatures are expected over the next couple of weeks.
B.C. immigration 'consultant' convicted of sex assault, employing foreign nationals

B.C. immigration 'consultant' convicted of sex assault, employing foreign nationals

Judge finds no coercion in the cases of two Iranian women who came to Canada after seeking the services of a man claiming to be an immigration consultant
North Vancouver RCMP stop nearly 50 drivers with snow on their vehicles

North Vancouver RCMP stop nearly 50 drivers with snow on their vehicles

Flying chunks of snow and ice can endanger others on the road, and net you a $173 fine, police say.