Images dance together in Vancouver photographer James O'Maras new book and show, Duets
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by Dana Gee
3h ago
Vancouver photographer James O’Mara has travelled the world shooting photos of bold subjects, including Bob Dylan, Joni Mitchell, Lionel Messi, James Taylor, Jeff Wall, Andy Warhol, Diana Krall, Elvis Costello, Carole King and Colin James. Read More ..read more
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Closing arguments presented during Nanaimo woman's trial for partner's murder, dismemberment
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by Susan Lazaruk
4h ago
A Nanaimo woman who killed her boyfriend and scattered his remains in parks and the ocean should not be found guilty of first degree murder, her lawyer argued during closing arguments in B.C. Supreme Court in Vancouver on Thursday. Read More ..read more
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'Abiding by the ruling': Vancouver park board defends clearing of undesignated campers from CRAB Park
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by Sarah Grochowski
6h ago
Vancouver's park board says it's within its legal rights to clear campers from CRAB Park despite a previous B.C. Supreme Court ruling that allowed campers to stay put due to the city's lack of adequate housing. Read More ..read more
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Public voices concerns over increased carbon emissions on $10-billion proposed Nisga'a LNG project
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by Gordon Hoekstra
6h ago
The public continues to voice concerns about the impact on climate change from potential increased greenhouse gas emissions from the Nisga’a-led $10-billion Ksi Lisims LNG export project in northwestern B.C. Read More ..read more
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Douglas Todd: Billionaire owner of three B.C. malls bares soul on China, scandals and her ‘horrific’ upbringing
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by Douglas Todd
6h ago
Dubbed “the wealthiest woman in Vancouver,” Weihong Liu has for years not talked to the mainstream media about what she has in store for her three new B.C. shopping malls, including Tsawwassen Mills. Read More ..read more
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Opinion: Nothing lasts forever, including my East Vancouver neighbourhood. Here's to the memories
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by Lora Grindlay
6h ago
Twenty-one years ago, my husband and I bought a 1940s bungalow on Renfrew Street in East Vancouver. Read More ..read more
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’No immediate risk’ from 2.5-million-litre effluent spill at B.C. fibreboard plant
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by The Canadian Press
7h ago
QUESNEL — British Columbia's Environment Ministry says a 2.5-million-litre effluent spill from a fibreboard factory in Quesnel doesn't pose any immediate risk to public safety. Read More ..read more
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Child-killer Allan Schoenborn's name change won't evade accountability: David Eby
Vancouver Sun
by Stephanie Ip
7h ago
B.C. Premier David Eby says he'll take a closer look at legislation around name changes and how it may or may not apply in the case of child-killer Allan Schoenborn, after it was revealed this week he had legally changed his name and is fighting to keep it from being publicized. Read More ..read more
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Boot camp begins for B.C.'s newest wildfire fighters
Vancouver Sun
by Glenda Luymes
7h ago
B.C.'s first batch of new wildfire firefighters will finish boot camp this week, part of a record number of applicants hoping to work for the B.C. Wildfire Service ahead of fire season. Read More ..read more
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Future of decriminalization uncertain as addictions ministers, police chiefs plan meeting
Vancouver Sun
by Katie DeRosa
7h ago
Federal Mental health and Addictions Minister Ya'ara Saks plans to meet with her B.C. counterpart, Jennifer Whiteside, and B.C. police chiefs to talk about how the province's drug decriminalization experiment is working. Read More ..read more
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