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Ferry sailings added for Thanksgiving weekend

Ferry sailings added for Thanksgiving weekend

On the Swartz Bay-Tsawwassen route there will be 66 extra sailings, including 6 a.m. departures from Swartz Bay and Tsawwassen.
B.C. government challenged in court over 'vague' climate plan

B.C. government challenged in court over 'vague' climate plan

A judge is expected to hand down a decision within the next several months.
Watch: Mother raccoon rescues baby that fell at North Van SeaBus terminal

Watch: Mother raccoon rescues baby that fell at North Van SeaBus terminal

A related TikTok video has been viewed more than 3.4M times. Animal experts say the young critter is likely OK
North Shore Rescue calls out province for hampering night rescues

North Shore Rescue calls out province for hampering night rescues

North Shore Rescue is working with one hand tied behind their back, the team's leader says
Online auction for Amanda Todd Legacy Society raises 80% of goal in four days

Online auction for Amanda Todd Legacy Society raises 80% of goal in four days

The event coincides with the death of the 15-year-old Port Coquitlam student — exactly 10 years ago.
'I wrote a goodbye letter': Vancouver traveller shares terrifying poisoning experience in Bali

'I wrote a goodbye letter': Vancouver traveller shares terrifying poisoning experience in Bali

"I was feeling hopeless."
Man previously charged for Port Coquitlam vehicle theft wanted

Man previously charged for Port Coquitlam vehicle theft wanted

Have you seen Allan Rusk?
'The most unique winter celebration in B.C.': PNE announces new holiday event

'The most unique winter celebration in B.C.': PNE announces new holiday event

Lights, concerts, holiday fun: Vancouver's getting a new Christmas season event
Canadian companies fear ransomware attacks, cybersecurity research shows

Canadian companies fear ransomware attacks, cybersecurity research shows

Some companies may see cyber attacks as a 'cost of doing business,' without fully understanding either the risk or the impact to the bottom line or reputation.
On first day of fall legislative session, Opposition repeatedly asks Dix to resign

On first day of fall legislative session, Opposition repeatedly asks Dix to resign

B.C. Health Minister Adrian Dix gave no indication that he would resign.