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Families read victim impact statements after West Vancouver wedding crash driver pleads guilty
It’s been more than two years since two women attending a West Vancouver wedding were killed when a neighbour drove her Range Rover into an ornamental gate, sending rocks and debris flying into a crowd of guests.
Cop driving unmarked police car injured following collision with stolen vehicle: Toronto police
An officer driving an unmarked police car has minor injuries following a collision with a reportedly stolen vehicle, Toronto police say.
Man wanted on warrants in Lethbridge arrested, faces 16 new charges
Lethbridge police say a man wanted on warrants fled from officers in a vehicle and barricaded himself for hours in a home in the southern Alberta city.
Alberta woman dead following crash on Saskatchewan highway
A 24-year-old Alberta woman is dead and three others are injured following a highway crash about two hours west of Saskatoon.
‘Bonjour’: Quebec launches new $2.5 million ad campaign promoting French language
The Quebec government is launching yet another campaign to promote the use of French and this time, it’s going after a typical Montreal lingo, that’s apparently a cause for concern for the survival of French.
Solar flare could cause strong northern lights in Alberta on Monday
Northern lights could be visible within Alberta’s largest cities Monday night and early Tuesday morning, says a group of photographers passionate about chasing the phenomenon.
Scout Book Club, Vol. 16: DESIGN VANCOUVER EDITION
We’re shaking things up by eliciting recommendations for design-related books from Becki Chan, of Open Format Studio and Director of the upcoming Design Vancouver Festival (September 19-29), and Marianne Amodio, Pecha Kucha Night Host and one half of the local architecture firm, Marianne Amodio and Harley Grusko Architects Inc..
Thai zoo urges visitors please don’t throw food at baby hippo
Thai zoo urges visitors please don’t throw food at baby hippo
B.C. reaches agreement-in-principle for early pensions for wildfire crews
The B.C. government has reached an agreement-in-principle to provide early pensions for the province’s wildfire crews.
