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Cat released 'without charge' after sneaking into police vehicle

Cat released 'without charge' after sneaking into police vehicle

The cat was found in the front window of a police car after officers dealt with a driver who had reportedly gone through two red lights.
Defeated Vancouver mayor Kennedy Stewart returns to SFU with a promotion

Defeated Vancouver mayor Kennedy Stewart returns to SFU with a promotion

The one-term former mayor of Vancouver has returned to Simon Fraser University, three months after losing the mayoral race to Ken Sim.
B.C. residents won't be covered for some medical expenses in other parts of Canada. Here's why

B.C. residents won't be covered for some medical expenses in other parts of Canada. Here's why

You could be in for a rude awakening in other provinces if you don't do your homework.
Skeletal remains of Vancouver First World War soldier identified

Skeletal remains of Vancouver First World War soldier identified

Cpl. Percy Howarth is believed to have died in the Battle for Hill 70, where 10,000 Canadians were killed, wounded or reported missing.
Here are the cheapest destinations for Canadians to book travel in 2023

Here are the cheapest destinations for Canadians to book travel in 2023

Find out what cities cost less to book this year and what day is your best bet to fly on.
'A life taken far too soon': B.C. man killed while trying to rescue dog

'A life taken far too soon': B.C. man killed while trying to rescue dog

A GoFundMe has been created to bring the deceased's mother from the U.K. to Vancouver to say goodbye to her son.
How to protect your mental health ahead of 'Blue Monday'

How to protect your mental health ahead of 'Blue Monday'

Did you know that the Winter blues affects 15 per cent of the Canadian population?
Opinion: Canada, a superpower? Here's how the country might one day fit the bill

Opinion: Canada, a superpower? Here's how the country might one day fit the bill

In 1776, with a population of 2.5 million, few imagined that within two centuries, the U.S. would become the dominant superpower. It’s not inconceivable that Canada could do the same by 2223.
Worried about Canada’s New Alcohol Guidance? Try a Damp January

Worried about Canada’s New Alcohol Guidance? Try a Damp January

Experts say most Canadians don’t have to pursue an all-or-nothing approach to reap the benefits of drinking less.
Jobs projected to grow the most in the next decade

Jobs projected to grow the most in the next decade

By 2030, experts predict job seekers will need a whole new host of skills to impress their potential employers.