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Pomeranian killed by coyote in West Vancouver

Pomeranian killed by coyote in West Vancouver

Owners of small dogs are being warned to keep their pets on a leash when out for walks after a Pomeranian owned by a West Vancouver woman was snatched by a coyote and killed in front of her.
More time for new moms and dads

More time for new moms and dads

New moms and dads will get more time to spend with their newborns without risking their jobs, as will parents grieving the death of a child or enduring a child who’s gone missing as a result of a crime. Monday, Harry Bains, B.C.
Asia News: Hong Kong civic coalition warns UN on eroding freedoms

Asia News: Hong Kong civic coalition warns UN on eroding freedoms

Hong Kong (AFP) - More than 40 civil groups in Hong Kong appealed to the United Nations Tuesday demanding action to protect rapidly disappearing freedoms as Beijing increasingly tightens its grip on the freewheeling city.
KPU to increase tuition fees for international students by 15%

KPU to increase tuition fees for international students by 15%

After closing the doors on new applications from international students, Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Board of Governors has recently voted to approve a 15 per cent increase in tuition fees for international students.
Shingles awareness tour to stop in Richmond

Shingles awareness tour to stop in Richmond

On Thursday, the Shingrix Pharmacy Tour is coming to Richmond, educating residents aged 50 and older about the shingles virus. The herpes zoster virus, more commonly known as the shingles virus, is also the virus that causes the chickenpox.
Vancouver’s largest cruise season in eight years to start April 10

Vancouver’s largest cruise season in eight years to start April 10

Vancouver’s 2018 cruise season is set to launch April 10, and welcome what Vancouver Fraser Port Authority executives expect to be 895,000 passengers, or 7% more visitors than last year.
B.C. government forms Rental Housing Task Force

B.C. government forms Rental Housing Task Force

Vancouver-West End MLA Spencer Chandra Herbert to lead three-person task force
Asia News: Fit for porpoise, gene changes made 'river pig' unique

Asia News: Fit for porpoise, gene changes made 'river pig' unique

Paris (AFP) - China's critically endangered Yangtze River porpoise is a distinct species, meaning it cannot interbreed with other porpoise types to pass on its DNA, a major analysis of the creature's genome revealed on Tuesday.
Asia News: 90 dead from Indonesia's bootlegged booze

Asia News: 90 dead from Indonesia's bootlegged booze

Jakarta (AFP) - Indonesia's deadliest bootleg liquor crisis in years has killed at least 90 people, authorities said Tuesday, prompting one region to declare a state of emergency.
Kwantlen student group claims ex-staffer was involved in fraudulent payments to

Kwantlen student group claims ex-staffer was involved in fraudulent payments to

The Kwantlen Public Interest Research Group Society, a non-profit set up by the Kwantlen Student Association, is suing former director Richard Hossein for allegedly defrauding the society out of thousands of dollars.