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Update: Man with dementia found in Coquitlam

The Coquitlam RCMP were asking for the public's assistance in locating Nian Gang Ye but has since confirm he has been found
Metro Vancouver urges park-goers to take physical distancing seriously

Metro Vancouver urges park-goers to take physical distancing seriously

Only days after Premier John Horgan announced his government’s phased-in plan to reopen the province, Metro staff continue to reassess the status of each regional park on an ongoing basis.
Vehicle accident causes power outage in Richmond

Vehicle accident causes power outage in Richmond

The power is out for over 2,000 BC Hydro customers in the Hamilton area Thursday afternoon. According to BC Hydro, power has been off for 2,295 customers since 3:21 p.m. due to a motor vehicle accident.
Ryan Reynolds tells Vancouver couple he may have to hire or kidnap them (VIDEO)

Ryan Reynolds tells Vancouver couple he may have to hire or kidnap them (VIDEO)

As big fans of beloved Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds, making an advertisement for his gin company was a natural choice for a local couple - even if it was just for fun.
Justice Institute of B.C. launches emergency fund for COVID-19 response

Justice Institute of B.C. launches emergency fund for COVID-19 response

The Justice Institute of B.C. is offering emergency funding to help students who are struggling in the face of the COVID-19 crisis.
Remote working will be the new normal: local business leaders

Remote working will be the new normal: local business leaders

Local business experts suggest that remote work might become the new normal for many in the post-pandemic world.
Overdose deaths in B.C. surpass 100 in a month for first time in a year

Overdose deaths in B.C. surpass 100 in a month for first time in a year

Vancouver records most deaths at 60, with Surrey at 32
Slim chance of so-called 'murder hornets' becoming established in Canada: experts

Slim chance of so-called 'murder hornets' becoming established in Canada: experts

Fire up the backyard BBQ without fear of a deadly sting. That hike in the forest or walk in the park should be just fine, too.
Flower deliveries an option for Mother's Day

Flower deliveries an option for Mother's Day

Large family gatherings, brunches at local restaurants, crowded celebrations – these are all verboten on Mother’s Day during a pandemic. But giving flowers is still okay.
Many Canada Post workers are ‘fearful’ about COVID-19, says Richmond letter carrier

Many Canada Post workers are ‘fearful’ about COVID-19, says Richmond letter carrier

She hadn’t realized she was clenching her jaw all day – due to COVID-19-related stress – until she recently cracked a tooth.