Vancouver Sun

◆ Catalytic converter thefts on the rise, Coquitlam Mounties warn

◆ Picasso painting sells for more than $9M at Heffel auction

◆ John Mann, Spirit of the West frontman and Canadian music legend, dead at 57

◆ Ian Mulgrew: Government in denial over medicare crisis

◆ WorkSafeBC crane conference lifts bar for safety in booming highrise construction sector

◆ A message of hope: Rumana Monzur, whose husband tried to kill her, tells victims of abuse they have options

◆ B.C. plans to legislate overturned limits on court experts in ICBC cases

◆ B.C. business leaders discuss falling competitiveness and promoting diversity

◆ Jury finds Vancouver senior guilty in double-murder case

◆ Most UBC students out or leaving Hong Kong amid turmoil

Georgia Straight

◆ Talk of the Week: Coastal management at a time of climate change

◆ Developer seeks City of Vancouver approval to add hotel use to Main Street residential project

◆ Coast Mountain Bus Company describes Unifor plan to shut down bus system as 'completely unacceptable'

◆ Noisy pet bird ruffles feathers at B.C. condo building

◆ Video: Watch Rep. Adam Schiff's full questioning of Gordon Sondland about Donald Trump's quid pro quo with Ukraine

◆ Unifor threatens complete shutdown of Metro Vancouver bus system for three days next week

◆ Vancouver-area MPs Jonathan Wilkinson, Carla Qualtrough, Harjit Sajjan, and Joyce Murray back in Trudeau cabinet

◆ Two sent to hospital after suspicious apartment fire in Marpole area of Vancouver

◆ Huge increase in thefts of catalytic converters in Coquitlam area

◆ CUPE Local 7000 will hold strike vote for members who work on Expo and Millennium SkyTrain lines

CBC BC

◆ After 4 generations and 100 years, an iconic family-run business is closing in Prince George

◆ Spirit of the West's John Mann, 57, dies after battle with Alzheimer's

◆ After 29 years, B.C. man convicted of killing Palm Springs woman for her money

◆ 3 officers with VPD sex crimes unit under investigation for corruption, court hears

◆ B.C. will not appeal court ruling that limited expert witnessses in ICBC cases

◆ B.C. high school field closed after disintegrating artificial turf dispenses fibrous shards into environment

◆ Metro Vancouver bus drivers want to get paid the same as drivers in Toronto. Should they?

◆ Metro Vancouver will see bus system shutdown next week if no deal reached for transit workers, union says

◆ B.C. politicians view screening of supermodel's transition journey on Transgender Day

◆ 20 of 31 UBC students have left Hong Kong amid turmoil

◆ Canadian family describes their mother's 'terrifying' escape from Iran to Vancouver

◆ Grandfather murdered in triple shooting grieved by family after trial

◆ Academic freedom breached at Thompson Rivers University, investigation finds

◆ More B.C. residents are now able to report minor theft online

◆ Fight over $18M East Vancouver parking lot escalates with lawsuit

◆ Property owners who fail to shovel sidewalk snow get cold shoulder in Vancouver's bylaw court

◆ Astronomers believe we could be in for a rare meteor storm

◆ Foul odour returns to Abbotsford elementary school

◆ 3 suspects to be deported from Canada after series of Surrey assaults

◆ Witnesses heard fireworks near scene of suspicious fire, police say

Miss 604

◆ Robson Square Ice Rink Hours 2019-2020

◆ Holiday Theatre, What's on Stage in Vancouver This Christmas

◆ Playing with Fire – Ceramics of the Extraordinary: Win Tickets to the MOA

◆ Big Rigs for Kids and the Surrey Santa Parade 2019

Reddit Vancouver

◆ November 2019 Events and Volunteering Thread. Please post your upcoming events and volunteering opportunities here.

◆ The endless line to 130 this morning.

◆ Vancouver transit strike: Union announces 3-day system shut down

◆ Gastown clock at night

◆ Was nearly hit by this car while on the sidewalk in Olympic Village. The driver said she was confused while trying to drive straight through the intersection. ...On a red.

◆ John Mann from Spirit Of The West has passed away

◆ Carpool Planning Thread

◆ Mad about the Greater Vancouver transit strike? Support the transit workers and direct your anger to where it matters.

◆ Whoever lost their knitting on the millennium line this evening, check with lost property in a day or two

◆ Free dental program expands for Metro Vancouver low-income and homeless people

◆ 3 officers with VPD sex crimes unit under investigation for corruption, court hears | CBC News

◆ Sunset Beach at (a way too early) sunset

◆ Letters to The Province, Nov. 20, 2019: Thousands of people with disabilities need TransLink services

◆ Metro Vancouver bus drivers want to get paid the same as drivers in Toronto. Should they?

◆ BC government urging TransLink and union to end dispute before shutdown

◆ B.C. plans to legislate overturned limits on court experts in ICBC cases

◆ B.C. eyes law to ensure drivers, not government benefit from ICBC profits

◆ Fight over $18M East Vancouver parking lot escalates with lawsuit | CBC News

◆ Since we are doing shopping malls

◆ Is Lululemon still a bad place to work?

◆ Let's keep elderly/disabled neighbours in mind during the transit strike

◆ The current bus strike reminded me that I have this, which I believe is from the 1984 strike.

◆ Metro Vancouverites are angered by litterers and lazy dog-owners

◆ Vancouver empty homes tax nets another $39M as number of vacant properties drop, city says

◆ At what point do we put some accountability on the homeless in Vancouver, and stop with the seemingly endless handouts to people who don't want to better themselves? The focus should be on helping people get back on their feet, not providing a lifetime of handouts.

◆ Glam pigeon shot

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