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Evidence concludes in case of Vancouver sidewalk crash that killed baby

Evidence concludes in case of Vancouver sidewalk crash that killed baby

Seyed Ramin Moshfeghi Zadeh is charged with dangerous driving causing death and bodily harm in connection with a July 2021 Vancouver collision.
Free family-friendly event Burnaby Blooms to burst into colour next month

Free family-friendly event Burnaby Blooms to burst into colour next month

Burnaby will spring into the season with an event promoting the long-term sustainability and ecological health of the community with the Burnaby Blooms event.
Emma Regan called up to Team Canada for international soccer tourney

Emma Regan called up to Team Canada for international soccer tourney

The North Vancouver-born and Burnaby-raised defender was previously called up for the 2018 Conacaf Women’s Championship, where the team won a silver medal
He's kept honeybees for seven years. Coquitlam is now fining him

He's kept honeybees for seven years. Coquitlam is now fining him

Coquitlam resident Thomas Drelich is challenging the city's bylaw on urban beekeeping. He's facing a $150 fine if his hives aren't removed by April 19.
At least 325,000 Canadians in path of sea level rise, new data shows

At least 325,000 Canadians in path of sea level rise, new data shows

The new maps from Climate Central show that globally, 93 million more people are in the way of rising seas than previously thought. They do not consider population growth or man-made coastal defences.
B.C. resident scammed out of $5K in speeding ticket scam

B.C. resident scammed out of $5K in speeding ticket scam

Police will never send you a text asking for payment to settle a fine, say North Vancouver RCMP.
There's a new boss in town at the Burnaby school district

There's a new boss in town at the Burnaby school district

Former New Westminster superintendent Karim Hachlaf has officially taken over as CEO of the Burnaby school district after the retirement of longtime local superintendent Gina Niccoli-Moen.
Wild pollinators could help feed 30 million Canadians, study finds

Wild pollinators could help feed 30 million Canadians, study finds

The study also found wild pollinators could increase farmer income by $3 billion every year.
B.C. judges restore conviction for $121 speeding ticket

B.C. judges restore conviction for $121 speeding ticket

Kevin Robinson claimed the ticket did not detail what kind of traffic control device he had failed to obey.
Rescuers plan helicopter airlift of orca calf stranded in B.C. lagoon

Rescuers plan helicopter airlift of orca calf stranded in B.C. lagoon

ZEBALLOS, B.C. — Plans are now underway to airlift a stranded killer whale calf out of a remote tidal lagoon off northern Vancouver Island in an effort to reunite the young orca with its extended family.