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Taste 21 craft ciders at this free Vancouver event

Taste 21 craft ciders at this free Vancouver event

Raise a glass to the bounty of cideries across the province at this laid-back non-ticketed cider celebration. Darby’s Kits is hosting their third annual celebration of B.C. cider this Saturday, Feb. 15, starting at 1 p.m.
Vancouver’s 2010 Olympic venues’ legacy not just about the money

Vancouver’s 2010 Olympic venues’ legacy not just about the money

In assessing the legacy of the 2010 Winter Olympics, it’s noteworthy that few if any of the event’s purpose-built facilities have turned into the kind of white elephants that have plagued other host cities.
Search winding down for missing Steveston secondary alumnus

Search winding down for missing Steveston secondary alumnus

Despite more than 100 volunteers and search and rescue teams scouring for clues, there’s still no sign of missing Steveston secondary alumnus Michael Gazetas. Gazetas, 51, has been missing since Friday, Jan.
Wet'suwet'en supporters planning to shut down government offices in Victoria on Friday

Wet'suwet'en supporters planning to shut down government offices in Victoria on Friday

Victoria police are warning of potential traffic delays and other disruptions today, after protesters announced plans to shut down all provincial government offices as a show of solidarity with opponents of the Coastal GasLink pipeline being built ac
Richmond temple closes to public over novel coronavirus concerns

Richmond temple closes to public over novel coronavirus concerns

A Buddhist temple on Richmond’s Highway to Heaven has closed its doors for the foreseeable future due to coronavirus concerns. Lingyen Mountain Temple, at No.

Student driver in Coquitlam has car impounded during lesson

A student driver in Port Coquitlam learned the hard way about the consequences of consuming alcohol before getting behind the wheel.
ICBC changes explained: drivers in line for dramatic insurance changes

ICBC changes explained: drivers in line for dramatic insurance changes

These are the largest ICBC reforms made in more than four decades
Richmond traffic crawling towards Oak Street Bridge Thursday morning

Richmond traffic crawling towards Oak Street Bridge Thursday morning

There are big delays heading towards the Oak Street Bridge this morning, although there have been no reports of any vehicle incidents.
Looking for love, they found frustration – and lost money

Looking for love, they found frustration – and lost money

As we approach Valentines Day, romance scam trend continues to wreak havoc across the country
Burnaby parent chastised online for sending child to school after China trip

Burnaby parent chastised online for sending child to school after China trip

Leave the advice over who should be isolated for coronavirus to health professionals – that’s the word from provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry to parents of school children.