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It’s OK to sit on a Vancouver sports field and walk around school grounds

It’s OK to sit on a Vancouver sports field and walk around school grounds

Unclear signage and sports field closures appear to be aimed only at discouraging gatherings, and not passive use by individual households
‘Minor’ crash Sunday in Port Coquitlam turns deadly

‘Minor’ crash Sunday in Port Coquitlam turns deadly

Passenger in one car died of his injuries on Monday
North Delta woman’s heart-felt plea goes viral

North Delta woman’s heart-felt plea goes viral

Angela White has a message for everyone – COVID-19 is no hoax – it is a serious and life threatening virus. White and her fiancé Jerry Rice-wyse know this first-hand after he landed in hospital with COVID-19.
Whistler Blackcomb owners offer credit towards next season for 2019/20 passholders

Whistler Blackcomb owners offer credit towards next season for 2019/20 passholders

COVID-19: Up to 80 per cent credit available, based on number of days pass was used
Body of missing woman found on Burnaby-New West border

Body of missing woman found on Burnaby-New West border

The body of a 44-year-old New Westminster woman reported missing in February was found on the banks of the Fraser River near the Burnaby-New Westminster border Sunday afternoon. Queensborough resident Nirla Sharma was reported missing on Feb. 25.
Canadian nature expert doubts we’re seeing more wildlife during pandemic

Canadian nature expert doubts we’re seeing more wildlife during pandemic

From dolphins appearing in Venetian canals to bears popping up in Machu Picchu, the global economic slowdown has led to human beings seeing wildlife in places like never before.
Crash on Sea Island Way causing delays

Crash on Sea Island Way causing delays

There’s a crash on Sea Island Way, eastbound just east of Garden City Road in the right lane. Motorists are being advised to avoid the area for the time being while crews clear the scene.
First kitchen hack challenge launched in BC

First kitchen hack challenge launched in BC

For those struggling to find something new to do, families in B.C. can now show-off their kitchen hacks while helping a local food bank.
Tourism industry asks for more support

Tourism industry asks for more support

If COVID-19 restrictions get lifted at the beginning of summer or at the end of summer will make a big difference to the local tourism industry.
Rescued North Van otter becomes Critter Care ambassador (VIDEO)

Rescued North Van otter becomes Critter Care ambassador (VIDEO)

As soon as volunteers from the Critter Care Wildlife Society found her in late December, they knew she was in trouble. The North Vancouver river otter was emaciated and her fur was covered in mats and mites.