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Vancouver police looking for man accused of trying to steal seaplane

Vancouver police looking for man accused of trying to steal seaplane

VANCOUVER — Police are looking for help in finding a man they accuse of breaking into Harbour Air's seaplane terminal on Vancouver's waterfront last Friday and trying to steal one of its aircraft. Const.
Alberta tourist dies after plunge from 70 metre cliff in Vancouver park

Alberta tourist dies after plunge from 70 metre cliff in Vancouver park

VANCOUVER — A man from Alberta has fallen to his death while visiting Stanley Park in Vancouver. Police confirm the 26-year-old hopped a chest-high fence at Prospect Point on Sunday and plunged about 70 metres to a walkway below.

B.C. making preparations to tackle coronavirus now present in 39 countries

VICTORIA — British Columbia's provincial health officer says plans are in the works to expand the province's battle against the novel coronavirus, which has been diagnosed in seven people. Dr.

RCMP falsely reports child's death in vehicle crash in British Columbia

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — The RCMP say they have mistakenly reported the death of a child in a crash near Kamloops, B.C.

RCMP falsely reports child's death in vehicle crash in British Columbia

KAMLOOPS, B.C. — The RCMP say they have mistakenly reported the death of a child in a crash near Kamloops, B.C.

Arrests made, tires slashed on patrol cars in northern B.C.: RCMP

VANCOUVER — First Nation leaders were among dozens of people arrested as police enforced injunctions against protesters across the province late Monday and Tuesday.
PHOTOS: B.C. driver nailed with nearly $2K in fines for using flashlights for headlights

PHOTOS: B.C. driver nailed with nearly $2K in fines for using flashlights for headlights

Driver initially stopped for "insecure load," but there was a lot more going on
Blockade against northern B.C. pipeline returns to rail tracks near Chase

Blockade against northern B.C. pipeline returns to rail tracks near Chase

Chanting Wet'suwet'en supporters defy injunction; return to B.C. legislature

Chanting Wet'suwet'en supporters defy injunction; return to B.C. legislature

VICTORIA — Supporters of Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs and their bid to stop a pipeline across their traditional territories returned to the British Columbia legislature Monday night despite a court injunction prohibiting protests blocking entrances

New blockades pop up in B.C. as Wet'suwet'en chiefs return from Ontario

VANCOUVER — Protests and blockades in British Columbia intensified again Monday as an anticipated meeting between federal leaders and Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs who oppose a natural gas pipeline through their territory has yet to materialize.