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Pedestrian, 24, in critical condition after Burnaby crash; RCMP seek dashcam video

Pedestrian, 24, in critical condition after Burnaby crash; RCMP seek dashcam video

A 24-year-old woman was hit in the area of Union Street and Sperling Avenue at about 10:40 p.m. Tuesday night and sustained 'life-threatening injuries,' according to police.
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B.C. repeals public drug use law after challenge and Ottawa's similar changes

B.C. repeals public drug use law after challenge and Ottawa's similar changes

B.C. Solicitor General: "Our government remains determined to turn the tide on the toxic drug crisis..."
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'Unbelievable!' Vancouver pals split $1-million lotto win

'Unbelievable!' Vancouver pals split $1-million lotto win

The friends are both planning to do some travelling with their share of the winnings.
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Court awards B.C. man $2.4M in 'terrible' unsolved hit-and-run

Court awards B.C. man $2.4M in 'terrible' unsolved hit-and-run

A truck ran a stop sign, striking the back of Jeremy Ranseth's truck on Dec. 11, 2018.
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'Trap for the unwary': Burnaby ICBC lawsuit prompts criticism from judge

'Trap for the unwary': Burnaby ICBC lawsuit prompts criticism from judge

Three hit-and-run victims lost their claim against ICBC as the judge said they did not make 'all reasonable efforts' to identify the driver who fled the scene.
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Elderly B.C. man convicted of murder wants charges dropped

Elderly B.C. man convicted of murder wants charges dropped

A jury convicted Adrianus Johannes Rosbergen on Dec. 10 of the second-degree murder of Allen William Skedden, 52, of Delta.
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Coyote attacks man and woman near east Richmond elementary school

Coyote attacks man and woman near east Richmond elementary school

The victims were treated for minor injuries they sustained in the Hamilton neighbourhood incident.
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Dozens get sick with 'norovirus-like' illness after eating raw B.C. oysters

Dozens get sick with 'norovirus-like' illness after eating raw B.C. oysters

Federal agencies have closed some areas of the province to commercial shellfish harvesting.
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Opinion: Password sharing is common for older adults — but it can open the door to financial abuse

Opinion: Password sharing is common for older adults — but it can open the door to financial abuse

Caregivers shouldn't have to impersonate the older adults they care for just to help pay some bills.
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'It's a very peaceful death': Demystifying medically assisted death in B.C.

'It's a very peaceful death': Demystifying medically assisted death in B.C.

Can you access MAID if you have dementia? 
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