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◆ Nurses at the frontline: increasing scope of practice to help end the opiate overdose crisis

◆ Mark Angelo: This Rivers Day, let us renew our commitment to cleaning up B.C.'s waterways

◆ Canadian home prices predicted to drop seven percent in 2021

◆ Canada's Chinese and China Questions loom over B.C.'s new museum

◆ COVID-19 in B.C.: Five more schools, new healthcare outbreak, hospitalized cases stabilizing, and more

◆ Sea to Sky Gondola offers $250,000 reward for information about cable being cut twice

◆ Vancouver real estate: early September numbers show steep drop in sales from August highs

◆ James Marshall: With his snap election, John Horgan delivers massive blow to equity in our province

◆ COVID-19 in B.C.: Dr. Bonnie Henry on VCH's approach to schools, when nightclubs might reopen, and more

◆ Why the lowest interest may not always be the best deal. Mortgage broker Nisha Lalwani explains

CBC BC

◆ One week in, B.C.'s election still stuck in first gear

◆ 'I'm good to go': West Vancouver teacher ends her life with medical assistance

◆ B.C. announces 98 new cases of COVID-19 and 1 more death

◆ Chinatown couture: Stylish B.C. seniors featured in new coffee table fashion book

◆ More than speculation tax needed to address housing affordability, says expert

◆ Secwépemc actor Grace Dove makes directorial debut, keeps pushing for Indigenous representation in film

◆ Couples opt for 'micro-weddings' as pandemic forces cancellation of bigger ceremonies

◆ Meng Wanzhou returns to court as U.S. election looms and political pressures mount

◆ Here is how you can make working from home work better for you

◆ Love and marriage go together like a horse and carriage - but what about love and COVID?

◆ B.C. university launches 1st peace and reconciliation centre in Canada

◆ Green Party of Canada begins voting to replace B.C.'s Elizabeth May as leader

◆ 2020 could be on track to be another record-setting warm year despite global lockdowns

◆ $250K reward announced for information leading to arrest of Sea-to-Sky Gondola vandal

◆ RCMP mask policy for bearded front-line officers is discriminatory and 'shouldn't have happened,' Trudeau says

◆ Prince George, B.C., city manager leaves job following increased scrutiny over cost overruns, pay

◆ 97 neglected dogs, horses, cats removed from B.C. woman who had other animals seized in 2016

◆ Fraser Health to open new COVID-19 clinic after Port Coquitlam clinic announces closure due to staff burnout

◆ Federal promise to help women return to work welcomed by Vancouver YWCA

◆ Grieving family frustrated over lack of information on inmate's apparent overdose death

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◆ Walking around East Van last night...

◆ I put googley eyes on my plates.

◆ Another shot from my evening walk...Vernon Grocery

◆ Saw the googly eyes post this morning, then saw this one in the wild

◆ Goodbye to this pretty city 🙏🏼

◆ Sea to Sky Gondola announcing a $250,000 reward for info leading to the arrest and conviction of whoever responsible for cutting the gondola line this month and last year

◆ Running from the RCMP (not my video)

◆ Feel free to report my vehicle but please don't follow me

◆ Miss seeing the VAG lit up like this

◆ Third COVID-19 outbreak declared at Holy Family Hospital in Vancouver

◆ Stolen- Green Masi bike with a brown leather saddle and light brown handle bar grips. VGH area. Please DM if you see anything

◆ Found a snowboard at corner of West Broadway and Mackenzie last night at 11:30 pm if you know who this belongs to please pm

◆ Friendly reminder that Wilkinson helped fleece BC pulp mill for fraudulent investors.

◆ $250,000 reward announced for information leading to arrest of Sea-to-Sky Gondola vandal

◆ Falling development revenues force $254-million City of Vancouver budget cut | Urbanized

◆ New bus-only lanes coming to Granville Street and 49th Avenue corridors

◆ Poll suggests B.C. NDP Leader John Horgan's popularity remains high after election call

◆ Naked man scares woman walking alone on darkened Burnaby parkway

◆ Tri-Cities' only COVID-19 testing clinic to close over staff burnout - Doctors and staff say they're overworked, cite limited staff and resources

◆ B.C. Liberal leader admits he hasn't spoken to an advocate for the homeless in at least a month

◆ COVID-19 case confirmed at Canada Post processing centre in Richmond

◆ BC Hospitalized and ICU trend 17 Mar-24 Sep COVID-19

◆ Sept 25th Covid-19 Update - Dr. Bonnie Henry says there are 98 new cases for a total now of 8,641; 62 (+1) hospitalized of which 19 (-1) are in ICU; 1,349(-22) active cases; 7,036 recovered; 1 additional deaths

◆ North Van's illegal hostel townhouse hits the market

◆ TIL that Pacific Spirit Park was originally envisioned as a large residential subdivision.

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