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How to help the tiniest of birds through the cold snap

How to help the tiniest of birds through the cold snap

Sugar-water feeders can be wrapped in Christmas lights or the tubes covered in socks with “pocket warmers” inside to keep the liquid from freezing
B.C. woman sues landlord, TD for setting up auto debit without approval

B.C. woman sues landlord, TD for setting up auto debit without approval

Jenni-Laura Badicu alleges banker landlord went into her TD bank account and set up BC Hydro billing payments.
BBB: Decluttering? Tips for selling your used items online

BBB: Decluttering? Tips for selling your used items online

If you plan on selling unwanted items online, the Better Business Bureau (BBB) recommends finding the right platform and to be thorough with your listing.
Four-vehicle pileup at B.C. car wash leads to second lawsuit

Four-vehicle pileup at B.C. car wash leads to second lawsuit

Elmira Etemad claimed she was injured when a car became stuck in the car wash and caused a four-car collision.
'Such disorganization,' woman says of snowy Metro Vancouver bus commute

'Such disorganization,' woman says of snowy Metro Vancouver bus commute

Like others in Metro Vancouver, Lucinda Kunkel's commute home Thursday was anything but smooth. It included being told to board an out-of-service bus.
Have you seen him? Missing 67-year-old man may be in B.C.

Have you seen him? Missing 67-year-old man may be in B.C.

Investigators say he has connections to B.C.
Subcontractor sues school district, Burnaby North Secondary School builder for $2.8M

Subcontractor sues school district, Burnaby North Secondary School builder for $2.8M

Surrey's PMC Builders & Developers Ltd. claims it is owed nearly $2.8 million in unpaid work, materials and 'extras' under a subcontract for the construction of the new Burnaby North Secondary School.
Drugs, 'stabbing weapons' and cellphones found at B.C.'s only maximum prison

Drugs, 'stabbing weapons' and cellphones found at B.C.'s only maximum prison

Staff seized cannabis concentrates.
Three Vancouver police officers acquitted of assault

Three Vancouver police officers acquitted of assault

"We knew from day one they had done nothing wrong," Vancouver Police Union president Ralph Kaisers said.
Mount Pleasant could soon have Vancouver's tallest 'hybrid-timber' tower

Mount Pleasant could soon have Vancouver's tallest 'hybrid-timber' tower

Project calls for 210 rental units in 25-storey building at Main Street and 5th Avenue.